Amazing Frogs By Carson and Oky The Frog’s Body  How do frogs make noise?  They croak by inflating their vocal sacs in their throats and vibrating.

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Amazing Frogs By Carson and Oky

The Frog’s Body  How do frogs make noise?  They croak by inflating their vocal sacs in their throats and vibrating the air as they slowly let it out.

The Frog’s Behavior  What do frogs eat? They eat mostly insects which they snap with their sticky tongues.

The Life Cycle  How do frogs start as tadpoles?  They begin as egg.  They hatch as tadpoles with gills.  The tadpoles grows legs and his tail gets shorter. They then develop lungs and can live on land. They are now an adult frog.

Interesting Facts  What is the difference between a frog and a toad?  Frogs has slimy skin, they lay eggs in clusters, has long hind legs.  Toads have dry skin, they lay eggs in chains, they have short back legs.