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Fun Frog and Toad Facts: Why Frogs Sing, Have Spots or Stripes, and Other Tidbits A fun-filled article about frogs includes frog teeth, frog tongues, frog tracks, leap frog and frog trivia, plus many other interesting facts about frogs. frog facts • fun frog facts • toad facts • frogs kids • frog info for kids
The Characteristics of Frogs and Toads "Theories pass. The frog remains." (Jean Rostand) frogs • toads • characteristics of frogs • order anura • diversity and distribution of anurans
FROGS; Everyone a Prince or Princess You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find a prince. NOT! Actually, if you’re a gardener they are all princes. Or princess’ as the case may be. gardening • frogs • natural pest control • toads
Classic Picture Book Series Children love to read books that come in series. These classic authors have created sequential tales featuring a host of memorable animal characters. children's books five to eight year olds • stories about skunks toads hippos frogs • picture books • books in series • tales about animals
Is a Toad a Frog? Frogs and toads are not completely alike, but both are amphibians that belong to the same order, and have several differences that set them apart from one another. is a toad a frog • types of amphibians • difference between toad and frog • american toad • bufo americanus
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Citizen Science in Your Neighborhood: Project Frogwatch Frogs and amphibians around the world are dying off in record numbers. The USGS needs your help to collect the data! frog • frogs • amphibians • toads • frogwatch
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The Hops and Jumps of it: Toads and Frogs Frogs and toads are colorful, valuable and harmless inhabitants of forests, prairies, rivers, swamps and marshes, and together make up a group of amphibians called anurans. But, is there a major difference between frogs and toads? frogs • toads • valuable • harmless • inhabitants
Fairytales From Around the World Fairy tales are universal. Why can't adults take on the acceptance of children? sinhalese • robin hood • ceylon • ethiopia • colombo
Cane Toads Threatened by Predatory Meat Ants The invasive cane toad may have met its match in Northern Australia with the discovery that meat ants (Iridomyrmex species ) can overpower and eat juvenile toads. cane toads threatened by predatory meat ants • juvenile bufo marinus attacked by tropical ants • georgia ward-fear’s research into meat ants eating • cane toads’ behaviour puts them at risk from meat • cane toads caught in evolutionary trap
The Characteristics of Amphibians Amphibians are fishes out of water leading what amounts to a double existence. This duality is acknowledged even in their scientific name - Gr. amphi, dual + bios, life. amphibians • characteritics of amphibians • class amphibia • amphibians are not true land animals • amphibian eggs are laid in water or where it is ve
The Characteristics of Caecilians Lurking on or in the floor of tropical forests are the most unusual of all the amphibians-the legless caecilians. caecilians • order gymnophiona • characteristics of amphibians • characteristics of caecilians • caecilians have no legs
The Characteristics of Salamanders "Salamander - borne in the sun-kissed flame. Who was it lit your candle and branded you with your name?" (Lyrics from the Jethro Toll song "Salamander") salamanders • characteristics of salamanders • characteristics of amphibians • order urodela • salamanders are found on all continents except aus
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Strange Books for the Traveler Every traveler knows that their car collects lots of insect remains. They can also observe dead animals along the roadside. These books will help them identify the critters they see. insect • mammal • snake • turtle • frog
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Learning about Frogs Come learn about frogs with your kids and have a great time. Check out these books, crafts, games, music, and websites for ideas on how you can teach your kids about frogs. children • family • frogs • homeschooling • amphibians
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What Are Strange Rains? Throughout history, many people have witnessed rainfalls of animals and other odd things falling from the sky. Scientists still have no answers. strange rain • strange rain anomaly • strange rain fish • strange rain frogs • strange rain coins
White Tailed Kite White Tailed Kites, a medium sized hawk stand almost fifteen inches tall as an adult and has a wingspan of 3 1/2 feet. The feathers on this raptor displays a white face, chin, throat, breast and stomach. The kite has brown stripes on its white chest. Also the undersides of the wings are white. white tailed kites • a medium sized hawk • soars • feet are yellow • orange
Amphibians as biological indicator Why is the decline of amphibians so important? amphibians • biological indicator • climate change • frogs • toads
Backyard Bullfrog Gunk frogs, backyard ponds, backyard wildlife, bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana frogs • backyard ponds • backyard wildlife • bullfrogs • rana catesbeiana
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Wildlife and Gardens - Part 1 Spring is a time of garden crawling as winter's debris are removed and early weeds given a swift pull. Garden crawling brings the gardener's eye right down to plant and earth level so it's easy to observe the activity of normally invisible residents as they go about their business of turning plant debris into humus. garden • spring • soil • soil organisms • toads
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