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The Vanishing Frog

Anatomy of a Frog
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Anatomy of a Frog

	FROG EYES The frog's large, bulging eyes help it catch insects, avoid predators and even swallow food.		FROG EARS Instead of external ears, the frog has ear drums that vibrate in response to sound. It also hears with its lungs!		FROG MOUTH Insects don't stand a chance against the frog's long, sticky tongue. It also has rudimentary teeth for holding prey.
	FROG LEGS Legs help the frog move through its environment, and the frog's feet and toes vary depending on where it lives.		FROG SKIN Skin allows for the transfer of moisture and protects the frog from predators via camouflage or poisonous secretions.		THE VANISHING FROG Go back to The Vanishing Frog main page for more frog facts and frog fun.

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