-
folded underneath, and no tail (the tail of
tailed frogs is an
extension of the male cloaca).
Frogs have
glandular skin, with
secretions ranging from distasteful...
- (parodos),
where the chorus, a
group of
frogs,
exasperate Dionysus in song. A
defining work of Old Comedy, The
Frogs contains a mix of
irreverent humor and...
-
Poison dart
frog (also
known as dart-poison
frog,
poison frog or
formerly known as
poison arrow frog) is the
common name of a
group of
frogs in the family...
-
algae and
mosquito larvae in
their nursery.
Golden poison frogs are so
toxic that
adult frogs likely have few – if any – predators. The
snake species Leimadophis...
- more, they are
typically smaller and more
slender than
terrestrial frogs. Tree
frogs typically have well-developed
discs at the
finger and toe tips, they...
- of
edible frogs is Indonesia,
followed by China.[needs update?] In Brazil, Mexico, and the Caribbean, many
frogs are
still caught wild.
Frog legs are rich...
- five
frogs to
their homes by
dodging traffic on a busy road, then
crossing a
river by
jumping on
floating logs,
turtles and alligators.
Frogger was positively...
- Look up
frog,
frogs, frogged, or
frogging in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
frog is a
member of a
diverse group of
amphibians composing the
order Anura...
-
swimming in
water and
hopping on land.
Common frogs are
often confused with the
common toad (Bufo bufo), but
frogs are
easily distinguished by
their longer...
-
Lissamphibia (all
modern amphibians,
including frogs, toads, salamanders,
newts and caecilians)
Salientia (
frogs,
toads and relatives):
Early Tri****ic to present—7...
