A frog uses its eyes to help it swallow food.
When a frog gulps, it pulls its eyeballs down into its head. This gently pushes the food down its throat.
Frogs are hoppy animals that start life as tadpoles in the water.
A frog uses its eyes to help it swallow food.
When a frog gulps, it pulls its eyeballs down into its head. This gently pushes the food down its throat.
A tree frog has sticky toes that help it climb.
Little sticky pads on its toes grip leaves and branches so it doesn't slip.
A frog can breathe through its skin.
As long as its skin stays wet, a frog can take in air right through it, even underwater.
Frogs sing together in the rice fields after warm rain.
You can hear them croaking at night. It is like a little frog choir!