Frogs

Frogs don't have testes. They have one opening in the body which is called a cloaca.

yes. fish can think. they do have brains, and most fish have very sharp senses to halp them avoid predators, which is a type of thinking.

kind of- they have brains but they only have a 3 second memory spand

i really don't know but i might say yes because in illinois they have tons of forests and mostly poisonous frogs are in forests or woods.I hope i helped

Frogs are an excellent food source for many animals in the swamp. Some of the animals that eat the frogs in the swamp are crocodiles, birds, and even people to name a few.

there was no name for that tadpole

It depends on the species of frog. The Eastern Narrowmouth Toad (Gastrophryne carolinensis) mainly lives of ants. Most frogs and toads however rather avoid ants because of ther bite and/or sting.

Littoral

toads do that to scare other toads away from their territory.

I always say that mixing reptiles and amphibians is not a good idea.

They use their Forelimbs to hold them up when sitting still. To move(hop).

Anurans

(frogs) have a tympanic

membrane located posterior to their eyes. This circular membrane represents their external ear as it has an auditory function. Sex can also be determined by examining the tympanic

membrane. Males have a tympanic

membrane significantly larger than their eyes, while females' are usually around the same size as their eyes.

Put the tadpole in an aquarium with aged or bottled water. provide both shade and heat. the water should be 70 to 80 degrees.When tadpoles are born, they are herbivores.Feed them a pinch of boiled lettuce, 4 or 5 pellets of rabbit food, or just tropical fish flakes. You can also feed them infusorians, tiny cells of both plant and animal matter. Change the water if it gets dirty & top up as it evaporates. If you see that your tadpole is shrinking it's tail and starts growing legs, do not feed them. They 'll gain energy from their tail. Also, provide a land site such as logs, rocks, and (or) zoo med turtle dock. Your tadpole will start to evolve into a frog in a couple of weeks & turn to carnivores so feed your froglets some live foods such as mealworms, crickets, feeder fish (like gold fish), fruit flies or foods that are made for carnivorous fishes,(such as bettas)

Put the tadpole in an aquarium with aged or bottled water. provide both shade and heat. the water should be 70 to 80 degrees.When tadpoles are born, they are herbivores.Feed them a pinch of boiled lettuce, 4 or 5 pellets of rabbit food, or just tropical fish flakes. You can also feed them infusorians, tiny cells of both plant and animal matter. Change the water if it gets dirty & top up as it evaporates. If you see that your tadpole is shrinking it's tail and starts growing legs, do not feed them. They 'll gain energy from their tail. Also, provide a land site such as logs, rocks, and (or) zoo med turtle dock. Your tadpole will start to evolve into a frog in a couple of weeks & turn to carnivores so feed your froglets some live foods such as mealworms, crickets, feeder fish (like gold fish), fruit flies or foods that are made for carnivorous fishes,(such as bettas)

i don't think you can call a "boy frog" anything. you can just call it a "male frog". i know, that's boring. but, if you don't have anything to call it, then that's the thing to call it. go to find out more about frog life.

they are called what you are not so you can stuff it up you frog lip

during spring and some times summer is the best time of year to spot them.

but be sure that where your planning to spot some frogs is marshy and infested with bugs for the best results

A red lining that carries blood through the frogs body

No Anphibians dont. They have smooth slimey skin. Mammals are the ones with all the hair (and lungs too)

Foxes, bats, rats, birds, fish, raccoons, turtles, snakes, and humans are a frog's enemy. As you can see, there is more than just one enemy to the frog.

A couple of organs are located underneath the liver of a frog including the lungs, fat bodies, gull bladder, stomach, intestines, and depending on the gender, the eggs.

When a toad has eggs in its body, it's called being gravid. When a toad is gravid, it will swell in the abdomen. Although a lot of toads are notorious for being very fat, so you can't be entirely sure.

No, frogs cant see because they have eyes.

Tadpoles are generally aquatic organisms. Therefore there is no problm of water conservation for them. Hence they cn easily eliminate the excess ammonia frm their body. (smtimes by skin also). .hence it is an ammonotelic animal.

i dnt thing so

Actually, they are used to push the frog off the ground with momentum to jump around. The front legs are used to steer. Imagine the back legs as the engine in a car and the front legs as the steering wheel. The engine provides the energy for the car to move and the steering wheel judges where that force will be aimed.

Frogs and toads can jump, swim and sometimes walk with their well developed hind-legs. Some species are excellent diggers and can bury themselves very rapidly with their hind legs. They bury themselves backwards.

Most frogs have large back legs, which help them hop from place to place. But a few frogs that dig burrows have short hind legs.">Most frogs have large back legs, which help them hop from place to place. But a few frogs that dig burrows have short hind legs.

The frog's powerful hind legs are adapted for both swimming and leaping. The strong extensors muscles of the thigh contract, extending the limb and thrusting the foot against the ground or against the water. The thrust is transmitted through the body of the frog by the pelvic girdle and the spine so that the whole animal is pushed forward. In the water the webbed hind feet provide a greater surface area for pushing backwards on the water.

To enable it to walk on land and swim in water.

The function of the hind limbs of a frog include pushing the body during jumps and pushing the body while swimming. The hind limbs have large muscles that aid in movement.

To let them hop and swim.

To give the frog propulsion when it is avoiding predators