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Think you’ve mastered the transition from field to lab? Help our resident researcher leap across the pond by answering questions based on our latest specimen finds! One wrong move and you’re back in the tadpole phase. Can you reach the final lily pad and claim the title of Head Herpetologist? Let’s get hopping!

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Renee Jasmine

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Froggy Jumps Leap to LogicVersion en ligne Think you’ve mastered the transition from field to lab? Help our resident researcher leap across the pond by answering questions based on our latest specimen finds! One wrong move and you’re back in the tadpole phase. Can you reach the final lily pad and claim the title of Head Herpetologist? Let’s get hopping! par Renee Jasmine 1 What is the main physical difference between a frog's skin and a toad's skin? a Frogs are smooth and moist; toads are drier and "warty." b Frogs have scales; toads have fur. c 2 How do frogs primarily "drink" water? a They use their long tongues to lap it up like a dog. b They absorb it through a "drinking patch" on their underside. c 3 Which of these is a unique way frogs use their eyes during mealtime? a They use their eyes to sting their prey before eating. b They blink to help push food down their throat. c 4 True or False: All toads are technically frogs, but not all frogs are toads. a True. b False. c 5 What is the name of the radical transformation frogs undergo from tadpole to adult? a Metamorphosis. b Photosynthesis. c 6 How far can some frogs leap compared to their own body length? a Exactly 5 times their body length. b Over 20 times their body length. c 7 What is the "tympanum" found just behind a frog's eye? a A specialized poison gland. b An external ear structure. c 8 When is World Frog Day celebrated annually? a March 20th. b April 22nd. c 9 In many species, how can you tell a male frog from a female? a Males use their voices to call; females are often larger. b Males are always bright blue; females are always green. c 10 Besides their lungs, what else do frogs use to breathe/absorb oxygen? a Their webbed feet. b Their thin, permeable skin. c

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What is the main physical difference between a frog's skin and a toad's skin?

How do frogs primarily "drink" water?

Which of these is a unique way frogs use their eyes during mealtime?

True or False: All toads are technically frogs, but not all frogs are toads.

What is the name of the radical transformation frogs undergo from tadpole to adult?

How far can some frogs leap compared to their own body length?

What is the "tympanum" found just behind a frog's eye?

When is World Frog Day celebrated annually?

In many species, how can you tell a male frog from a female?

Besides their lungs, what else do frogs use to breathe/absorb oxygen?