How do frogs stay alive?

Answer 1

Most frogs are able to survive in the wild by blending in with their surroundings. Some frogs don't have to because they produce a toxin on their skin that can harm or kill their potential predator.

Answer 2

Frogs survive by a number of strategies and adaptations:

• As species their e profit breeders so that if only a few of a batch of eggs survive they can replace the losses to ages, disease and death among the adults
  
• They are camouflaged by skin colour and pattern to blend with their surroundings
  
• They are alert to movement and danger and flee when "spooked"
  
• They can hop, swim, submerge and hide toescape detection and capture
  
• They live in food rich (bug filled) environments
• As ponds dry they can move to nearby ponds by travelling overland

Answer 3

Frogs stay alive by breathing through their skin, which absorbs oxygen from the surrounding environment. They also have lungs to supplement their oxygen supply. Additionally, frogs have unique adaptations such as hibernation and estivation to survive extreme temperatures and environmental conditions.

Answer 4

Eggs are begining to survive because now the mother frog is laying them up on moist leaf or under ground. Safe from most animals.

Answer 5

they just be very very careful and stay with there mommy at all times that's how

Answer 6

Yes.

They have not developed lungs so they need water-just like fishes.

Answer 7

by eating healthy suff

Answer 8

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