These are some questions and answers for you to learn
Q: How many types of frogs are there?
A: Scientists have currently found over 4,00o species of frogs
Q: How many legs does a frog have?
A: A frog has four legs. The back being more prominent so they can hop to where they need to.
Q: Are frogs vertebrates or invertebrates?
A: Frogs are vertebrates because they have a spine; snakes would be invertebrates because they have no spine.
Q: Where can frogs be found?
A: Frogs can be found all over the world, except Antarctica. You may even find some in your own backyard.
Q: What is the smallest frog?
A: The smallest frog is 8.5 mm and can be found in Brazil.
Q: What is the largest frog?
A The largest frog is West African goliath frog, which is 30 cm weighing a whopping 7.05 lbs.
Q: Why are frogs so slimy?
A: Their bodies secrete mucus to keep them moist because they are mainly water animals.
Q: What colour is the frog?
A: Frogs come in many colours and mainly grey, yellow, green, and brown to help them blend in with their environments
Q: Why are frog�s eyes so big and bulge out?
A: The frog�s eyes bulge out off the top of their head so they can easily see in almost all directions.
Q: Why do frogs behave the way they do
A: Frogs are ectotherms which means cold blooded and they behave in a certain way to make themselves comfortable
Q: Why do frogs jump?
A: Frogs jump so they can get away from their predators without leaving a scent trail.
Q: What�s the noise frogs make?
A: when frogs croak and ribbet they are trying to communicate with other frogs to courtship
Q: how do frogs evolve?
A: 1. the frogs lay eggs till they are ready to hatch
2. The eggs hatch into tadpoles
3. The tadpoles develop into frogs
Q: How many eggs does a frog lay?
A: a frog lays on average up to 10,000 or more.
Q: what is a frog�s class?
A: frogs are amphibians
