Frogs

Frogs are carnivores. Smaller frogs usually eat insects, spiders and worms. Bigger frogs can eat smaller mammals, chicks, snails, slugs, centipedes, small fish, or other frogs. Most frogs like their food to be alive and moving and unlike humans do not eat anything that is dead.

For a more informative or specific answer, perhaps the question would require more detail. Diets of frogs vary fairly widely with species.

Frogs and lions are both animals that are part of the animal kingdom. They are both vertebrates, meaning they have a backbone. Additionally, both frogs and lions are predators, although their prey and hunting methods differ.

I have had 2 angels with ADF's for years. They are quite compatible. Please make sure you give the ADF a place to hide, though. They love to hide under rocks but I have an aquarium decoration just for them. I also try to keep no pebbles under the decoration because the ADF prefer smooth surfaces. There are some causes for concern. Firstly, the water requirements for Angels and ADF's differ. However if you keep the water clean and at 78 deg F, it should be fine. Also, Angels like tall tanks due to their anatomy and frogs like shallow tanks because they have to go to the top of the tank regularly to breed. make sure the tank is less than 18 inches in height which will be a nice 'golden mean' for these two species.

The plural of frog is frogs.

No, frogs do not have more musical ability than humans. Frogs are known for their vocalizations, but they do not possess the complexity of musical ability that humans have demonstrated through language, singing, and playing instruments.

Unfortunately, the promise of a true ecosystem was their selling point, but this promise was overstated. The kit was meant to more or less take care of itself, the snail eating the algae, and so on. But the snails frequently died so a key part of the "ecosystem" fell apart. As with any pet, it takes more than a simple gimmick, and usually a lot of work, to keep the pet healthy and flourishing. In many cases these frog kits were bought as decorations for offices or as spontaneous gifts for a child. Once the novelty wore off, the frogs languished. Of course, this can happen with any pet, but because the frogs were not bought in pet stores, buyers did not receive instructions on the proper care of the frogs. In addition, many frogs died on the store shelves or while being shipped across the country.

If 29 frogs can catch 29 flies in 29 minutes, it means each frog catches one fly in 29 minutes. Therefore, to catch 87 flies in 87 minutes, you would still need 29 frogs.

Yes, some species of toadfish have the ability to swell up when threatened or disturbed. They can inflate their bodies with air or water to appear larger and more intimidating to potential predators. This behavior is a form of defense mechanism.

The nervous system of a frog consists of a brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves that control movement, reflexes, and sensory functions. It includes sensory organs like eyes, ears, and olfactory system that receive and process information from the environment. The nervous system coordinates both voluntary and involuntary actions in the frog's body.

Countershading in frogs helps them camouflage from predators. Their darker dorsal side blends in with the shadows and debris on the ground, while the lighter ventral side helps them appear inconspicuous from below. This coloration aids in reducing the frog's visibility, making it harder for predators to spot them.

Amphibians are another important cog in our ecosystem. They are extremely valuble to the environment. Some amphibians can be harmful to humans when in direct contact, some frogs for example secrete toxins through there skins which can be harful and in some cases fatal to humans.

if it's dead for hrs, it still looks like a frog but not moving or breathing. you cannot see the neck bloating. if it's dead for days, it's beginning to decompose.

Frogs typically make a "ribbit" sound when they meet each other. This noise is used as a form of communication and can vary in pitch and intensity depending on the situation.

Leimadophis epinephelus - Lee-ma-doh-fis epi-nef-elus

Yes, they do. They eat roaches, moths, flies, anything that they can get their fangs on. Some of the giant centipedes also eat toads and pinky mice.

no only samon do... aquarium fish ofcourse do not. they only live as long as their lifespan

Frogs do not experience pain in the same way mammals do. They may exhibit behaviors indicating discomfort, such as reduced activity or loss of appetite, but they do not have the same nerve structures for feeling pain.

Interference

One way frogs and humans are alike is that they are both vertebrates. This means they both have a spine or vertebrates. Another way that a frog and a human are alike it they both have the same body parts. Some of these body parts include the bladder, liver, small intestine and large intestine. Having the same body parts probably mean that the human and frog function in a similar way.

At first they don't have any legs and then hind legs come out right where the tail starts. And later front legs come out behind their eyes. After that their tail starts to shrink and they become little frogs.

Frogs lay a large number of eggs at a time, typically ranging from a few hundred to several thousand. The exact number varies depending on the species of frog. It is not accurate to say that frogs are born, as they hatch from eggs as tadpoles and undergo metamorphosis into adult frogs.

A frog would typically be placed on the secondary consumer level of the energy pyramid. Frogs mostly feed on insects and other small invertebrates, which are primary consumers that feed on plants or algae.

Poisonous frogs are colorful as a form of warning to potential predators. Their bright colors serve as a signal to let predators know that they are toxic and should not be eaten. This is known as aposematism, a form of visual warning.

Simple... The frog would dry up too!

Ever wonder why you sometimes find the shriveled bodies of frogs in unexpected places? Frogs often use the opportunity of rain to travel from their homes in the pond. They may be looking for a mate, food, or a new home. The sad thing is that most frogs are still exploring by the time the sun comes out. It's possible they get lost hopping around or underestimate how far their destination is. But frogs are very delicate creatures and need a constant source of moisture to survive and help them produce their protective slime. If the area around them dries up then the frog will dry up too. If it doesn't reach a source of water in time then it won't be long before it dies. :(