Frogs

Chirping frogs primarily eat insects, such as crickets, flies, moths, and beetles. They may also consume small invertebrates like spiders and worms. These frogs are opportunistic feeders and will eat whatever prey is available to them in their natural habitat.

Frogs have a coelom, a body cavity that houses their internal organs. Organs found in a frog's coelom include the heart, lungs, liver, stomach, and intestines. The coelom provides a space for these organs to function and enables flexibility in movement.

Yes. Frogs can breathe via lungs or skin. When above water, they rely mostly on lungs, aided by skin. When underwater, frogs "breathe" solely through their skin.

(To be more accurate frogs perform gas exchange with their skin, as breathing pertains to lungs.)

Frogs can lay hundreds to thousands of eggs at a time, depending on the species. Each of these eggs hatches into a tadpole, so frogs can potentially have numerous tadpoles from a single clutch of eggs.

They are called Fire Bellied Toads and no they are a common pet but frogs are going extinct.U have to feed them live crickets.

Putting salt on a frog's skin can be harmful as it disrupts the frog's osmoregulation, causing dehydration. This can lead to serious health problems and even death for the frog. It is important to handle frogs with care and avoid exposing them to substances that can harm them.

because it is trying to leave and it thinks that's a way out

The hormone responsible for metamorphosis in frogs and toads is thyroxine. Thyroxine is produced by the thyroid gland and plays a crucial role in regulating the transformation of tadpoles into adult frogs or toads during metamorphosis.

Tap water contains chemicals such as chlorine and chloramine that are used to treat it. In standard drinking water the levels of these chemicals are not high enough to harm strong, healthy, common frogs. Weak frogs, very small frogs or sick frogs may be adversely affected. If you put tadpoles in tap water they will die.

Yes, a frog can survive with only three legs. Frogs are resilient creatures and can adapt to missing limbs by adjusting their behavior and movement patterns. However, the loss of a limb may impact their ability to hunt for food or escape from predators.

Wait 'til dark and then turn on your porch light to call them in. Or just cruise your neighborhood after dark and check around neighbors' porch lights (if you know them). Sometimes the lights of a shopping center or strip mall will attract a lot of the little critters. If you live near a larger undeveloped area, get a portable lantern and go out at night to "set up shop" in the "wilds" for an hour or so. Take something to sip on and maybe something to listen to while you wait.

Waterfall frogs are found in Australia. They inhabit the rainforests and streams of the Wet Tropics region in Queensland. They are typically found near water sources such as creeks, waterfalls, and rock pools.

While there are no naturally occurring toads or frogs that are silver in color, some frog species, such as the silver dumpy tree frog, are known for their silvery appearance. This coloration can vary based on environmental factors or genetic mutations. It is essential to ensure these frogs are not wild-caught as they may be endangered or illegally collected.

Bunnies! jk they also eat worms possibly really small fish with very weak and small bones, not including the really big frogs diets

Frogs can hear low-frequency sounds like those produced by other frogs or aquatic animals while they are underwater. They have a specialized hearing system that allows them to detect these sounds and communicate with others of their kind even when submerged.

Boy frogs do not pee like humans do; instead, they release waste through their skin in the form of ammonia. They also excrete liquid waste in the form of urine, known as uric acid, through their cloaca. This waste is expelled as a white, semi-solid substance along with their feces.

It depends on the type of frog. Some frogs, like the southern brown tree frog, love and most of the time live with other frogs. While some frogs are so territorial that they will fight to the death.

Even though the frog is dead it can still get to the edge if some other animal drags it there, or if a current takes it there

Baby sparrows are primarily fed insects by their parents, including caterpillars, beetles, and other small insects. They may also eat seeds and berries as they get older and learn to forage on their own. It's important to note that baby sparrows should not be fed by humans as they need specific nutrition for proper growth and development.

Mostly crickets and flies. If you have a pet frog or toad, you can buy feeding crickets for them from a pet shop.

Tadpoles of frogs tend to have slender bodies with long tails, while tadpoles of toads usually have shorter bodies and stubbier tails. Additionally, frog tadpoles typically have smooth skin, whereas toad tadpoles may have more bumpy or rough textures to their skin.

the frog has thin skin so moisture can escape through its skin instead of the frog having to waste time doing its business

I have breed many frogs in plastic ponds, my advice would be to just leave them. They will compete for limited resources within the pond. Frogs lay far more eggs than what will survive. This is natural and if to many individuals survive the tadpole stage they are likely not to survive the adult stage with too much compitition in an overpopulated system. Having a hand full of individuals survive and stay around your home will be a rewarding experience.

If a pacman frog refuses to eat, it could be due to stress, illness, or improper environmental conditions. It's important to check for signs of illness, ensure the enclosure is set up correctly, and try offering different food options to entice the frog to eat. If the issue persists, consulting a vet experienced with reptiles and amphibians is recommended.