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Bullfrogs
American bullfrog, known mononymously in Canada and America as bullfrogs, are a species of aquatic frog, usually found in swamps, lakes, or ponds. They are noted for their yellow, green, and brown coloring, and the males' distinctive grumbling roar. While these frogs are native to the United States and Canada, they now flourish in Central and South America, Western Europe, and parts of Asia.
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What a bullfrogs response to it environment?
It usally depends on where it lives, and what spices it is. The American bullfrog is responseing to our enviromental changes by hibernateing, Re-Post this on Answers.Yahoo.com for better answers >>
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How long can bullfrogs live without food?
Before dying, the frogs can go a couple months without food, but in 3-4 weeks they will start to suffer organ damage etc. I wouldn't recommend going more than 2 weeks without a meal.
Why are North American bullfrogs hunted?
When bullfrogs weren't invading America, neither were mice. Both are native to Asia, and the bullfrog's diet consisted of mice. When it was brought to America it started eating Florida mice.
What is the bullfrogs average size?
I'm not sure what kind of bullfrog you're talking about (American or African) so I'll give you both of their sizes
American Bullfrog- 3.6 to 6 inches
African Bullfrog- 6 to 10 inches
How many species do bullfrogs have?
Well first, estimate the number of types of bulls, then estimate the types of frogs. Your sure to get an accurate answer.
What kingdom does a bullfrog belong to?
Kingdom: Animalia
Kingdom: Animalia
Kingdom: Animalia
Kingdom: Animalia
Kingdom: Animalia
Kingdom: Animalia
Things that can kill bullfrogs include pesticides and snake repellent. These things are used to remove bullfrogs. Humans also kill bullfrogs for food.
Is a bull frog a amphibian or reptile?
No a bullfrog is not a mammal. Frogs and toads are amphibians.
What kind of frog is related to the bullfrog?
Northern Leopard Frog. Why? both are in the Rana Kingdom
Because large frogs are indiscriminate carnivores, and will eat any like-sized animal. Mice gain energy through eating materials, and frogs gain it through eating animals.
How many chromosome pairs does a bullfrog have?
American Bullfrogs have 26 total chromosomes or 13 pairs of chromosomes.
Is the bollfrog the biggest frog in north America?
Yes the The American Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana) is the largest in north America.
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How much eggs does a bullfrog have in one year?
If your talking about frogs I think they lay eggs every couple of days, They lay a lot at a time though but they lay frequent amounts as the chances of the eggs surviving and tunring into fully grown frogs is quite slim :)
Is the American Bullfrog a reptile?
Yes, the American Bullfrog is an amphibian.
The American Bullfrog can be found in parts of Canada and the United States.
They are not the best swimmers, but if a water dish is too deep they can float
How big does a bull frog grow?
I'm pretty sure that a bull snakes range can get pretty big. I have a bull snake living on my property (which is about 2.5 acres). And I haven't seen another one since I moved here 3 yrs ago
How long does it take if a bullfrog tadpole already has back legs?
A week or two depending on how long ago it hatched.
It always depends on the species. A tree frog took about 5 weeks (a little over a month), and a bullfrog tadpole took 2 years! Usually, tree frogs and smaller frogs take less time while massive frogs such as bullfrogs, pacman frogs, and others take years.
Where do bullfrogs go in the fall?
They hibernate from fall until spring. Usually burying themselves in mud or under rocks.
Where do bullfrogs live in the world?
The American Bullfrog is native to North America. They are found in the United States, Canada and Mexico, east of the Rocky Mountains, but have been introduced to many other localities throughout the world. In Europe and the western U.S., measures are often taken to control its spread because it competes with, and often drives out, native species.
While occasionally kept as pets, the American Bullfrog provides a minor food source, especially in the Southern United States and in some areas of the Midwestern United States. In a few locations they are commercially cultured in ponds, but the traditional way of hunting them is to paddle or pole silently by canoe or flatboat in streams or swamps at night; when the frog call is heard, a light is shined on the frog to temporarily inhibit it. The frog will not jump into deeper water as long as movement is slow and steady. When close enough, the frog is gigged and brought into the boat. In some states, breaking the skin while catching them is illegal and either grasping gigs or hand capture are used. The only parts eaten are the rear legs, which resemble small chicken drumsticks and, sometimes, the backs, which are usually fried for consumption.
The American Bullfrog is also used as a specimen for dissection in many schools across the world.
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