Frogs

Frogs typically have a diet consisting of insects, small fish, worms, and other small invertebrates. Therefore, the contents of a frog's stomach may include partially digested prey items such as insects, larvae, or small crustaceans, depending on what the frog has recently consumed.

Not all frogs are edible. While some cultures incorporate frogs as a part of their diet, it's important to be aware of potential risks associated with consuming certain species due to toxins or environmental contaminants they may have ingested. It's always recommended to consult with a knowledgeable source, such as a local expert or food authority, before consuming frogs.

A frog turning brown could be a sign of stress, environmental changes, or illness. It's important to monitor the frog's behavior, eating habits, and overall health to determine the cause of the color change and address any potential issues.

Frogs have moist skin and rely on water for reproduction, so they are not completely adapted to dry land. They may still struggle with dehydration and reproduction in arid environments. Additionally, their eggs and tadpoles require water to develop, limiting their ability to fully thrive on land.

I'm unable to view images. However, the muscular system of a frog includes muscles covering the skeleton, such as the pectoral muscles, abdominal muscles, and hind limb muscles. These muscles work together to allow the frog to move, jump, and catch prey.

Yes, some high schoolers in Hawaii may have dissected frogs as part of their biology curriculum. Dissection of frog specimens is a common science activity in many high schools to help students learn about anatomy and physiology.

Frogs typically have around 26 chromosomes in their cells, although the number can vary between different species of frogs.

Frogs are carnivores as adults. Tadpoles are herbivores.

Internal nares, also known as choanae, help in connecting the nasal cavity to the throat, allowing for the passage of air between the two regions. This connection is essential for functions such as breathing, smelling, and tasting.

it can breath through its skin and lungs. Also had webbed feet

Frogs exhibit all of the major characteristics of the amphibian class of animal: they are cold-blooded, they begin by breathing through gills (in water) and then develop lungs to accommodate their life on land, and as mature adults they are equally at home on land or in water. "Amphibian" literally means "two lives", and frogs demonstrate this duality very evidently. some frogs spend their entire lives in trees, they are found in many diverse ecosystems and are one of the first signs that an ecosystem is imbalanced, highly sensitive to pollutants because it breathes through its skin

It would affect the insects because they would multiply and would sworm. It would affect the algae because it would not go away it would stay on the surfice and there would be no clean water to swim in.

Leopard sharks (Triakis semifaciata) are more sluggish, and eat shellfish and small fish. The tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier) are more aggressive, and have been known to eat almost anything (including license plates, overcoats, frozen chicken....). Tiger sharks are considered dangerous by humans, but both are extremely susceptible to humans' finning and habitat degradation.

Tadpoles are herbivores because their diet primarily consists of algae and plants. As they mature into adult frogs, their digestive system changes to accommodate a carnivorous diet of insects and small animals. This transition is due to the different nutritional needs of each life stage.

Frogs digest their food in a very similar way as humans do, via digestive enzymes. This includes acids to digest the food, then enzymes in the stomach wall to break down the dissolved materials even further.

You can try websites like virtualdissections.com or explorelearning.com for online frog dissection simulations. These sites offer interactive tools that allow you to virtually dissect a frog from the comfort of your computer.

The shape of a frog's egg cell is spherical in order to maximize surface area relative to volume, which allows for efficient nutrient uptake and waste removal during early development. This shape also aids in facilitating the fusion of sperm with the egg during fertilization.

Frogs use the muscles of their eyes and pull their eyeballs down which pushes the pray down. The tongue is rather used for catching and holding the pray. Tongueless frogs (Pipidae) push their food in their mouth with there front legs. This looks strange, as the frogs 'eats with his hands'.

They LOVE Lettuce! Boil the lettuce for 10-15 minutes and then drain it. Chop it up a little, and then put it on a tray to freeze it. Each day give the tadpoles a small pinch of the lettuce.

They do like hiding places, such as small rock structures and moss.

Brown tree frogs, mainly like to eat flys. Sometimes grasshoppers and sometimes mealworms (witch both can be found in a pet shop). All food that you chose to give to the frog has to be coated in calsium powder before frog consumes. if not the frog may suffer calsuim defisanitsy, or over protein. witch can lead to kidney fayilor witch can cause the frog to die. The calsium powder can be found in pet stores

Bony fish have scales, fins, and gills for respiration, while frogs have smooth skin, limbs for locomotion, and lungs for breathing. Bony fish also have a swim bladder to control buoyancy, whereas frogs do not have this adaptation.

They don't. They merely eat other frogs and the guns eat all of them in one consecutive gob.

The misconception that the frogs eat the GUNS is that in an old Western movie, "Frogs With Guns", the guns tortured the frogs and so the forgs felt the best solution was to eat those guns right up. Unfortunately, that has thrown thoday's frog and gun world out of proportion.

There is absolutely no way the frog would eat the gun, because if it did it would shoot itself and die anyway, which it most certainly doesn't want.

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3.numnumnum Most frogs deny that their involvement in the guns and frogs battle is voluntary, but be warned, they do it for the money. And if the frog blows up and lots of guns come out when you ask it a question, such as "Will you be my prince?" then that frog has had a baaaad history with guns. However, if it does not blow up and instead comes up and eats you, you can be sure that the frog is safe from guns. Frogs With Guns is also now an edible product in both countries, Queensland and New South Wales.

The delicacy is provided in both gunpowder and non-gunpowder formats.

Well i heard you can get a tank and DON"T put tapwater in. If you want to, in order to not let them die, you use Chlor Out or other products that get cholorine out of the water your using. If it's a baby tadpole, you can feed it, but not alot. Because it feeds it-seflf by using there own yolk. That's all I heard. Bye!

Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged across the lining of a frog's mouth. Oxygen is absorbed from the air into the blood vessels, while carbon dioxide is released into the air from the blood vessels.

Pond frogs have a varied diet that typically includes a range of small invertebrates such as insects, crickets, flies, and earthworms. These creatures are abundant in the pond environment and serve as essential food sources for frogs. Depending on the availability of prey in their habitat, pond frogs may also consume other small organisms like spiders, beetles, ants, and even small fish or tadpoles. Their diet is primarily carnivorous, consisting mainly of live prey that they catch using their sticky tongues or by ambushing them as they move within their vicinity.