What are the enzymes found in the frog's digestive system?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

For the digestion of a frog, it begins with the mouth. Because it's small teeth are exceptionally weak, they use their sticky tongue to catch food (such as flies and other insects).

Like a human's digestive system, the reptile's food travels downward to the stomach. There, stomach acid breaks the food into smaller pieces, making digestion easier for the rest of the systems parts.

Proceeding into the small intestine, materials from other organs help out: pancreatic juices (from the pancreas) and bile (from the liver) pass through the gallbladder FROM the liver and into the small intestine. While nutrients diffuse through the intestine wall, the rest of the "stuff" flows into the large intestine. There, water is absorbed and the wastes are directed out and into the cloaca.

Now, a change is seen from the difference of a human's system and a frog's. Instead of a rectum and anus (found in a human), all waste materials leave the body through the cloaca and the cloacal vent.

Answer 3

first the food enters the mouth passes through the esophagus into the stomach. second enzymes mix the food in the stomach. third food then goes to the small intestine. fourth the liver and the pancreas breaks down the food. fifth food than cant be digested goes into the large intestine. last it leaves through anus.

Answer 4

Some enzymes found in a frog's digestive system are proteases, which break down proteins; amylases, which break down carbohydrates; and lipases, which break down fats. These enzymes help the frog digest its food and extract nutrients for energy.

Answer 5

The digestive system of frog consists of two parts Alimentary canal and Digestive glands. "The enzymes found in a frog's digestive system are trypsin, lipaseamylase and ,chymotrypsin. "

Answer 6

On a frog, the tongue is the first organ that facilitates chemical digestion. The tongue holds diastase in the saliva that starts the digestion process.

Answer 7

the mouth open to bucal caytt

Answer 8

The stomach.