#frogfacts

[rubisleaf]

(via "Frog watercolor" Bath Mat for Sale by RubisLeaf)

🐸 Fun Fact: Frogs drink water through their skin! 🌊💦 Dive into the fascinating world of these amphibious wonders. #FrogFacts #NatureNuggets #FacebookNature #AmphibianMagic #WildlifeWonders #FrogLove #NatureDiscovery #AdorableAnimals #FrogLife #AquaticAdventures #AmazingAmphibians #HopIntoNature #FroggyFun #NatureTrivia #FrogAdventures 🍃🌺

[thefrogblog101]

Frog fun facts 2 🐸

Similar to a group of fish being called a school of fish, a group of frogs are called an army of frogs!

[recklessrex]

Marbled salamanders (Ambystoma opacum) are rather small compared to other species of mole salamander, growing to only about 11cm. The common name refers to their bold marbled banding. Females tend to be black & gray, while males are usually black & white.

Images from: Michel E B Ohmer (@m_ohmer) on Twitter.

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[a-dose-of-reality]

frog facts

Frogs absorb water through their skin so they don't need to drink.

Frogs can lay as many as 4,000 eggs in frogspawn.

The eyes and nose of a frog are on top of its head so it can breathe and see when most of its body is under the water.

Frogs have long back legs and webbed feet for jumping and swimming.

Certain frogs can jump up to 20 times their own body length in a single leap.

Frogs usually eat meat (bugs and worms) and swallow their food whole.

The world's biggest frog is the goliath frog from Cameroon in West Africa. Their body can be one-foot long.

The smallest frogs in the world are less than half-an-inch long.

In Seychelles, there is a male frog that carries its young around on its back until they become adults.

People who study frogs and toads are called herpetologists. Herpetology is the study of amphibians and reptiles.

Frog bones form a new ring every year when the frog is hibernating, just like trees do. Scientists can count these rings to discover the age of the frog.

Because frogs come out in the rain, people used to think that they fell to earth in the rain! And in nineteenth-century England, people tried catching them to prove it.

One type of desert frog can wait as long as seven years for water by surrounding itself in a type of transparent bag that becomes its first meal once the rain comes.

Amphibians' eyes come in all shapes and sizes. Some even have square or heart-shaped pupils. But amphibians don't see colour -- they only see in black or white.

The golden dart frog is the most poisonous frog on earth and the skin of one frog could kill up to 1,000 people.

In recent years, a painkiller with 200 times the power of morphine has been found in the skin of a frog.

The male Darwins Frog takes its mate's eggs into its mouth as soon as they show signs of life and they stay there until they emerge as fully grown froglets.

Frogs cannot live in the sea or any saltwater.

There are more than 4,000 types of amphibians in the world, but Europe has very few--only 45 species.

Many of the most brightly coloured tropical frogs are coloured in this way to warn predators that they are poisonous.

[thearth-stories]

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( Full Video on IGTV) The wood frog of Alaska spends nearly seven months a year in a frozen state. Each September, the wood frogs of Alaska do a very strange thing: They freeze. They do not freeze totally solid, but they do freeze mostly solid. Two-thirds of their body water turns to ice. If you picked them up, they would not move. If you bent one of their legs, it would break. Inside these frozen frogs other weird physiological things are going on. Their hearts stop beating, their blood no longer flows and their glucose levels sky rocket. When spring comes and the frogs thaw, they turn as much of the glucose as they can back into glycogen, and they pee out the rest. Then they hurry to the nearest pond or lake to start mating. After all, they only have five months to make babies and gather all the food that they can before the freezing process starts again. 🎥 Science channel #scienceisawesome #science #woodfrog #woodfrogs #alaska #alaskalife #alaskaadventure #alaskaphotography #alaskawildlife #alaskawinter #frozen #frozenfrog #thearthstories #amazingnature #amazingnatural #frogfacts #fact #facts💯 #science #knowthefacts #explorealaska #explorefrogs #amazinglife #learning #learningnewthings #knowledgeisfree #knownature https://www.instagram.com/reel/CSPRq07nQ82/?utm_medium=tumblr

[infotechscience]

A team of scientists has discovered a new type of pumpkin toadlet. The thumbnail-size amphibian, which lives in Brazil's Atlantic Forest, has bones that glow under fluorescent light and is highly poisonous. "The best moment to be a scientist is when you are looking at something new and you are the only person who knows," a team member said. • • ✅ Follow @infotechscience for more 🏷 Tag Your Friends #infotechscience 📍 Comment Bellow • • #fact #facts #instafact #sience #daily #dailyfacts #knoledge #pumpkintoadlet #frogfacts #frog #sciencefacts #sciences #discovery #newfound #didyouknow #tbt #igers #beardstyle #instadaily #instagram #igdaily #infotechscience #followme #fact https://www.instagram.com/p/COX73nooVxC/?igshid=1qdoq35x2kfgx

[officialhistoryandshit]

“On an organismal level they are essentially dead." -Don Larson, a graduate student at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks who studies frogs. #til #todayilearned #todayilearnedthat #scienceiscool #sciencedaily #sciences #sciencenerd #science #sciencelesson #frog #frogs #frogfacts #sciencelovers #sciencerules #sciencerules #funfact #funfacts #funfactoftheday #discover https://www.instagram.com/p/CMc1hq6lXAw/?igshid=jwrzcpcn1fq3

[noonetalkslikethat]

a cunt full of tadpoles

I could feel semen stirring in my sac and I knew it wouldn't be long before she had a cunt full of tadpoles.

[fictive-confessions]

i hate being in a system man i hate existing with others i hate that i formed from the fact we needed to cope with horrible flashbacks i hate that the system is polyfragmented i hate everything about it!!

i hate the body's parents, i hate drowning in my own mental shit because of them, i hate adults so much

i hate everything i hate everything so much i just want it to be okay for just a small moment

i just want to curl up into a ball and cry into my partner's arms for hours, days even, over honestly all of this i just want to scream, sob, bawl my eyes out until i can't cry anymore over all of it

i want to cry over the trauma, i want to cry over being in a system, sharing a body, sharing a brain, all of it

-frog (factive)

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[secondary-objective-active]

I found my glasses 

[frog-fact-anon]

No frog fact today.

Maybe tomorrow! 

[thefrogblog101]

Frog Fact #3

The world’s smallest frog species discovered is the paedophryne amauensis. They are about 7.7 mm (or .30 inches) in length, smaller than the dime in the picture below! They are incredibly small and incredibly cute!! 🥰😊

I wonder if there are more tiny frogs like this little guy who haven’t been discovered yet.

[kisdartist]

What song are they singing? My late final entry for Octoadber . Clue: A v ^ A v ^ . 1. Homo Stressicus 2. Philippine toad 3. Palawan Horned frog 4. Asian painted frog 5. Albino asian painted frog 6. Reishi mushrooms . . #rainyday #childrenillustration#frog#toad#originalart#digitalart#frogstagram #devilmaycry #ocarinaoftime #thelegendofzelda #songofstorms #frogspotting#kikker#rana#frosch#phrog#カエル#मेंढक #레인프록#grenouille#sapo#лягушка#กบ#pluviophile #octoadber #phrog #frogmemes #frogfacts #artph #rain #philippinetoad https://www.instagram.com/p/CHDjtfUjhQb/?igshid=no37fs9phz0z

[idjchance]

#rollsafe #usingyourhead #frogfacts #lol #ifunny #stdfree #std #oimate (at DJ CHANCE)

[thearth-stories]

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Green tree Frog attempting to meal out of an Australian Keel-back Snake 🐍. The Freshwater Snake (also known as the Keelback) is olive brown with irregular dark cross-bands. The body scales are strongly keeled, producing ridges that run along the snake’s body. Feeds mainly on frogs, but fish, reptile eggs and mammals are also taken. This species is one of the few Australian vertebrates to prey successfully on the introduced Cane Toad. However, attempts by this snake to eat large toads sometimes have fatal consequences for the snake. 🎥TES #frogfacts #frog #frogs #frogart #frogpose #greentreefrog #greentreefrogs #frogeaters #freshwatersnake #snake #snakelife #watersnake #watersnakes #huntinglife #hunting #huntingsnake #hunters #toads #toadsofinstagram #hunterandcrew #hunting📷 #huntinglodge #thearthstories #keelback #keelbacksnake https://www.instagram.com/reel/CSJe9qjnevD/?utm_medium=tumblr

[outstandingcat]

Mine turn to pink since I haven't had sex since born #lol #frogfact #isthistrue #randombs #credittoop