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Frogs are amphibious animals, animals spend part of their lives in the water, and the rest are on land. They have long, strong jumping legs and very short spines. Most frogs have teeth (upper jaw only) but no teeth

Lifecycle: Like other amphibians, frogs have to return to the water to lay eggs, so they live near water. Frog eggs are placed in the water. When you hatch in a cockroach, you breathe in a cockroach and swim with a tail. When they mature, they lose their tails and make lungs that smoke the air. In the cold winter, frogs are buried in sand and mud, they hibernate (they sleep deeply).

Diet: Frogs eat insects and catch them with a long and sticky tongue. They also eat small fish and worms

Classification and evolution: Animal kingdom (animal), chord gates, amphibians (amphibians), command auras (frogs and crickets). The first true frog evolved into the early Jurassic period (dinosaur years) about 200 million years ago

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