Chapter 3: Frogs Physical Description
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small bodies. They have webbed
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feet to push themselves. They live in different parts of there habitat.
That frogs
They have tiny eyes and small
lay 100 eggs
tails. They are also related to
at a time
toads. Frogs have sticky pads
on toes. They have strong legs
This frog has little sticky pads
Frogs are suited to there hab-
for digging burrows. Frogs are also covered in mucus.
itats. Frogs have webbed feet to swim. Their hind legs are longer then there front legs. Frogs eyes are near the of there head. Some frogs have HOW CAN WE HELP THIS ANIMAL? By not destroying there homes
DIET Frogs eat in-
worms. Frogs
sorb water from
sects, snails,
have sticky
there skin.
small fish, and
tongues to catch
spiders and
prey. They ab-
Behaviors The frogs eggs are
Habitat
called spawns. They lay
Frogs live on every continent except Antarctica. Frogs live in temperate regions. They also live in burrows or underground homes. They come out of burrows for food. They live in forests but most of all the rain forest. The rain forest rains 80 inches each year. They could live in grasslands and deserts, lakes, rivers, and
at least 100 eggs. They are becoming extinct. Frogs are predators to other animals.
ponds.
This is were frogs live
Why This Animal Is Endangered
Each year people in- and remove trees plants from forests. crease frogs every year. They fill wetlands with dirt to plant crops on frogs homes. They lose habitats and sources of foods. People clear