Frogs

No its just a legend like "if you touch a toad you'll get warts" they are all made up

Because frogs are cold blooded, they use the darker skin to take take advantage of solar radiation for energy. The darker a color is it will absorb more heat

Most, if not all, reptiles' backs are darker than their stomach to match their surroundings (camouflage) also.

And the lighter underside helps make them less visible from below in the water, the light color blending with the light of the sky and the water's surface. The same reason that fighter jets paint their bottoms and sides lighter colors then the top surfaces.

The digestive system organs of a frog are actually very similar to a human's digestive system. They have a stomach, 1 intestine, a liver, a gall bladder, and a rectum.

They eat insects or other small arthropods.

They eat all of the flies- we would be surrounded by them if frogs weren't here.

Frogs play an important role in the food web of wetlands. If frogs disappear from an area, the whole eco system can suffer.

Some types of fish do, tadpoles (which are not fish) do not.

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Frogs and toads have a 'Lycra' type skin that protects them from from injury and disease. It comes in wonderful variations of color and patterns.

Frog skin is water permeable, this means it can let water in and out. Frogs don't often drink with their mouths, they absorb water through their skin. They have a 'seat pouch', an area on their bellies which is designed for water absorption. They absorb through capillary action from water or a moist surface.

In many species glands are modified to produce toxins and other substances that will repel predators. Some frog skin toxins are being researched as potential pain medications.

Frogs have a huge variety of skin colors and patterns. Colors can help warn predators that the frog may be poisonous. And many frogs change the color of their skin to change their heat absorption rate so controlling their temperature. Also water and other secretions help sustain temperature.

Frogs eat many kind of insects like snails,beatalls,flies and many diffrent things

No, they are not because they can move in a snakelike way.

They go into a hibernation. which is under leaves and snow which acts as an insolation. This said, it is winter all year round in Canada so our frogs don't come out of hibernation except for 2 days out of the year when the snow is only a meer 4 feet deep.

Frog teeth look like little miniature nubs that line the top portion of the mouth. They are called maxillary teeth. Frogs also have two other teeth called vomerine teeth. They are slightly larger and appear on the top of the mouth.

its feet?

If you want to take care of tadpoles you want to put them in a dechlorinated water tank. Then put some of the plants that was in the body of water you found the tadpoles in and put them in the tank. To feed them boil some lettuce and put the lettuce in the water. Then clean the water EVERY DAY. This is very important. They produce a lot of waste so you need to clean the tank every day. Then, if you keep following these steps your tadpole will eventually turn into a frog

Make a list of qualities: wings? legs? color? movement? diet--food they eat? life span? babies? gestation? migrate? stage of metamorphosis?

Check off the qualities for each one.

Then write a paragraph describing where they are the same and where they differ, using the chart. Be sure to use descriptive words and facts.

Yes they do ! The European Adder, for example, has a greatly varied diet. As well as frogs - they'll eat other amphibians, such as newts, and salamanders. They will also eat birds, small mammals, such as mice, voles, and shrews, as well as lizards.

increased surface area which allows for more efficient digestion

Turtles don't have any venom like snakes do, and they also have no way to deliver venom, either, as they have no teeth or fangs. They are not poisonous, either. They don't secrete any poisonous substance onto their skin or shells, the way poisonous frogs do. However, eating box turtles can make you sick, as they eat species of fungi that are poisonous to humans, and the poisons remain in their bodies, even after they've been cooked.

Some turtles can also carry salmonella and E. coli, which are bacteria that can make you very sick. See the Related Link below for more information.

Frogs are attracted to a pool because they need water and poos also are where frogs find insects to eat.

Strawberry poison dart frog

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If you are talking about feces in the tank, you will have to remove that manually. If you are talking about shedding their old skin, they release mucus out of their nostrils and spread it over their body and then proceed to consume it.

sometimes/often yes...

Because frogs absorb everything through their skin, so the oils and germs on your hands can make them very sick.

Also frogs have very, very thin skin, so often by us touching them, we cut or damage their skin, especially when our hands are dry. If you wet your hands its not as bad, but still isnt a good idea to handle them unless you need too, if one happens to hop into your house, you're better to just let it be, it will get rid of your insects.

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Its muscles cause it to curl up into his mouth. The tongue sits at the front of the mouth, rolled up, when not in use. Point worth noting: Not all frogs have long tongues. Ground frogs that eat ants etc. that are close to them do not.