Frogs:Report writing

Wednesday 4 may 2016 week 1 term 2

Have you ever wondered how frogs live in their natural environment? I will provide you with adequate facts as to how frogs adapt to their natural environment.

Many species of frogs live in streams, swamps and deserts. You can also view them in other places like lakes, rivers, ponds and dams. Why do you think you could find frogs in these areas?. Frogs live in these areas because they can find food, and they go to these areas to kick back, chill and relax.

Other frogs, use their long, pink, fat tongue to eat insects, flies, spiders, flies, butterflies, crickets, caterpillars and beetles. Most glass frogs are carnivores.Carnivorous frogs that eat meat. Glass frogs are important frogs in the ecosystem, because the glass frogs populations is worldwide and have very huge rates. Glass frogs eat many types of species such as insects and other types of spiders.

Glass frogs have slimy skin and the color of it’s skin is light and dark platinum green. They have two beady, bulging  eyes on the side of their head. Most glass frogs have four legs, two fore legs and two hind legs and are muscular.

I trust, that i have unique reasons as to how glass frogs adapt to their natural environment.