Introduction to Frog Anatomy
Welcome to the wonderful world of froges! Frogs are fascinating amphibians known for their jumping abilities, croaky vocals, and slimy skin. They play important roles in the ecosystem as both predators and prey.
External Anatomy
Externally, frogs have a remarkable anatomy that helps them adapt to their aquatic and terrestrial environments:
- Head: Includes large, protruding eyes for excellent vision.
- Skin: Moist and permeable, often vibrantly colored for camouflage or warning predators.
- Limbs: Powerful hind legs for jumping and swimming, with webbed feet to aid in movement.
Internal Anatomy
The internal structure of froges is equally intriguing, supporting their diverse lifestyle:
- Heart: A three-chambered heart that efficiently circulates blood through the body.
- Lungs and Skin: Frogs can breathe through their lungs and skin!
- Digestive System: Adapted for a carnivorous diet, mainly insects and small creatures.
Anatomy Interactive Quiz