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Frogs are a group of animals that usually live in warm, wet places like jungles and swamps. Frogs are highly adaptable, however, and some have managed to adapt to pretty extreme environments. Wood frogs, for example, live in Alaska and actually freeze solid during the winter every year. When the sun comes back, they thaw out and go about their lives!

Frogs are amphibians, meaning they have wet skin and lay their eggs in water, so they can’t survive in a dry climate. All frogs start their lives as tadpoles, tiny fish-like creatures that breathe through gills and swim around in shallow pools. As they grow up, their gills develop into lungs and they start to breathe air. At the same time, they grow legs and change color to blend in with their new habitat on the land.

Most frogs are carnivores, getting their nutrients from the bodies of other animals. This usually means eating insects, which many frogs can catch on long, sticky tongues. In other environments, though, frogs have adapted to eating fruit or other plants.
Explain The Anatomy And Physiology Of Frog Body Part Flashcards
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What Does The Liver Do And What System Is It ... - Flashcard  What Does The Liver Do And What System Is It ...
  The Frog's Liver Produces Chemicals To Detoxi...
What Does The Gall Blader Do And What System ... - Flashcard  What Does The Gall Blader Do And What System ...
  Located Dorsally And Between The Left And Rig...
What Does The Pancreas Do And What System Is ... - Flashcard  What Does The Pancreas Do And What System Is ...
  The Pancreas Of Frog Produces Enzymes Into Th...
What Does The Spleen Do And What System Is It... - Flashcard  What Does The Spleen Do And What System Is It...
  Located Within Coils Of The Small Intestine, ...
Muscular System Of The Frog Flashcards
Cards: 57| Attempts: 72| Last updated: Aug 12, 2020
  What Is The Function Of The Satorius?
  Flexes The Thigh At Hip; Flexes Leg
  What Is The Function Of The Adductor Magnus?
  Brings Hindlimbs To The Body.
  What Is The Function Of The Rectus Internus M...
  Lift The Hindlimbs Upward.
  What Is The Function Of The Triceps Femoris?
  Extends Leg; Flexes Thigh.
Frog Bones
Cards: 7| Attempts: 31| Last updated: Sep 30, 2015
What Is This? - Flashcard  What Is This?
  Coricoid Scapula
What Is This? - Flashcard  What Is This?
  Coricoid Scapula
What Is This? - Flashcard  What Is This?
  Coricoid, And Suprascapular Cartilage
What Is This? - Flashcard  What Is This?
  Suprascapular Cartilage, Scaula, Coricoid, Pr...

"Hop Frog" Vocabulary
Cards: 7| Attempts: 7| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015
  Inimitable
  Adj. Incapable Of Being Imitated Or Copied
  Dexterity
  N. Skill In Using One Hands, Body, Or Mind
  Fete
  N. A Festival
  Eclat
  N. Showy Or Elaborate Display
Frog
Cards: 5| Attempts: 3| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
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Life Cycle Of A Frog
Cards: 5| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  Frog Eggs
Frog Eggs - Flashcard  
  Tadpole
Tadpole - Flashcard  
  Froglet
Froglet - Flashcard  
  Young Frog
Young Frog - Flashcard  
Frog Dissection Test
Cards: 49| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015
  Nictitating Membrane
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  External Nares
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  Tympanic Membrane
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  Melanophores
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Frog VLE Quiz
Cards: 6| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Mar 31, 2021
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  Participation, Interaction, Engagement
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  Communication And Heading E-Learning With Fro...
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  Widgets That Perform A Variety Of Functions.
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  Drag And Drop Functions Enables Teachers To Q...
BioG 1500/ Frog Heart
Cards: 29| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 18, 2015
  Frog Heart= Amphibian Heart Characteristics
  1. Three Main Chambers2. Two Atria3. One Vent...
  Right Atrium Blood Circulation
  It Receives Desoxygenated Blood From Sinus Ve...
  Blood Circulation Steps: Breathing Air (Frog)
  1. Right Atrium: It Receives Desoxygenated Bl...
  Left Atrium
  Receives Oxygenated Blood From The Lungs Via ...


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