Click on the link below to a website about frogs and tell me three facts you have learnt about Frogs. Try and include facts that no one has mentioned yet.Frog Website
Friday, 1 September 2017
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Frogs are known as amphibians.It is a vertebrate.It lives in the Water and on land.
ReplyDeleteFrogs start off as tadpoles. They are cold blooded and have webbed feet. They eat insects ( especially flies).
ReplyDeleteFrogs are vertebrate.They are cold blooded.They lives on WATER AND ON LAND!!!
ReplyDeleteThe biggest frog is the giant. They can breathe through their skin. Frogs have webbed feet for swimming.
ReplyDeleteFrogs are amphibians. Live in Water and on Land . They are warm blooded and are vertebrate.
ReplyDeleteFrogs have hind legs to enable them to leap forward.
ReplyDeleteThe largest frog is a giant or a goliath frog.
Frogs can be found almost anywhere expect Antartica.
Frogs are an amphibians.A group of frogs is called a knot a frog and a toad is the same
ReplyDeleteFrogs are a amphibians. They have strong legs to jump a long way. Frogs are not good at swimming in some sorts of water. They can jump a long distance. Frogs have short legs.
ReplyDeleteThey are amphibians.
ReplyDeleteby Owen Smiles
they are amphbians.
ReplyDeleteFrogs are amphibians and vertebrates.There skin absorbs water into there body so they don't have to drink water to survive.Frog also breath through there lungs and through there skin.
ReplyDeleteThey are amphibians they have strong legs for bouncing around.
ReplyDeleteThe largest frog is a giant Goliath frog.
They are amphibians and they are also vertebrates. They have slimey skin. They live on water and land.
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