Introduction to Frogs: by Олексій QQ l

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Introduction to Frogs

Frogs are fascinating amphibians that play an important role in the ecosystem.
They come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors.

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Different Types of Frogs

Poison Dart Frog Bullfrog Red-Eyed Tree Frog


One of the most brightly colored One of the largest frog species, Easily recognizable by its vibrant
species, known for its toxicity and with a distinct deep call and a colors and large, red eyes.
beautiful appearance. semi-aquatic lifestyle.
Life Cycle of a Frog
Egg Stage
Begins as eggs laid in water, usually attached to vegetation.

Tadpole Stage
Undergoes an aquatic, fish-like tadpole stage, developing gills and a tail.

Froglet Stage
Develops legs and loses its tail, transitioning into a small frog.

Adult Frog
Emerges as a fully developed frog, ready to live on land and in water.
Adaptations of Frogs
Slimy Skin Bulging Eyes Webbed Feet

Frogs have slimy skin that helps Frogs have bulging eyes to help Webbed feet assist frogs in
keep them hydrated and protects them see in different directions swimming and are well-suited
them from predators. without moving their heads. for life in and around water.
Fun Facts About Frogs

1 Vocal Abilities 2 Habitat Diversity


Frogs use vocalizations to attract mates and Frogs inhabit diverse ecosystems, from tropical
establish territories. rainforests to dry deserts.

3 Indicators of Health 4 Camouflaging Techniques


Frog populations are indicators of Many frogs have the ability to change their
environmental health due to their sensitivity to skin color to blend with their surroundings.
pollution.

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