Frogs
Frogs
have
been
around
since
dinosaurs
walked
the
earth.
There
are
many
kinds
of
frogs.
All
frogs
are
amphibians.
They
spend
part
of
their
lives
in
water.
They
spend
part
of
their
lives
on
land.
Frogs
have
bare
skin
with
no
hair.
Most
frogs
have
smooth
skin.
They
have
long
legs
and
webbed
feet.
Frogs
can
be
many
colors.
Frogs
live
all
over
the
world.
Most
live
near
water.
Some
live
in
cold
places.
They
hibernate
for
the
winter.
Frogs
are
meat
eaters.
They
sit
and
wait
for
their
prey
to
come
near.
Then
they
catch
prey
with
their
sticky
tongues.
Frogs
eat
animals
such
as
worms
and
ants.
Most
frogs
lay
their
eggs
in
water.
Baby
frogs
are
tadpoles.
They
look
like
small
fish.
A
frog’s
average
life
span
is
6.5
years.
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Frog Classification: Amphibian
Diet: Carnivore
Endangered Status: Most are Least Concern, and some are Endangered. -
Average Weight A frog is lighter than four sticks of butter. -
Average Length A frog is approximately the length of a baseball.
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