How do frogs have to adapt to the tropical rain forest?

Answer 1

== == The cougar, for example, does very well in rainforests because it is both a good climber and a good swimmer. It pounces from trees on its prey. The Harpy is the largest eagle in the world. It hunts monkeys, sloths and snakes by swooping low over the canopy. When its sharp eyes spot prey, it dives into the branches and quickly snatches up its next meal.

Answer 2

Frogs in tropical rain forests have adapted by developing bright colors to warn predators of their toxicity, having suction-cup feet to climb trees and navigate wet environments, and having specialized skin that allows them to absorb water and breathe through it. These adaptations help them survive in the humid and diverse environment of the rain forest.

Answer 3

frogs adapt to there habitats because of their bodys immune system

Frogs also adapt in many ways. for example their webbed feet which help them to slip through water with ease.

Answer 4

Insects adapt to the rain forest by developing tolerances to the moisture, heat, and harsh conditions. This allows them to thrive despite adversity.

Answer 5

they have suction pads on their toes which creates a sticky mucas which enables them to stick to trees

Answer 6

frogs adapt to the rainforest by eating things that are in the rainforest

Answer 7

they eat chocolate

Answer 8

fly