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100

Why are they called "glass frogs?"

They look transparent and like you can see through them, just like glass.

100
What is one color of a poison dart frog?

They can be shades of yellow, orange, red, green, blue, and black.

100

Some frogs live in rainforests. What makes rainforests a good habitat for frogs?
a) Lots of snow
b) Lots of water and plants
c) Very dry air
d) No other animals

b) Lots of water and plants

100

What is a baby frog called?

A tadpole
200

What part of a glass frog is transparent?

Their skin (specifically on their underside).


200

Why are poison dart frogs bright colors?

Poison dart frogs are brightly colored to signal toxicity to predators.

200

What is one frog that lives in a rainforest.

Poison dart frogs, tree frog, glass frog, Wallace's flying frog

200

What is an amphibian?

Amphibians are cold-blooded animals that live part of their life in water and part on land, going through metamorphosis.

300

Where do glass frogs lay their eggs?

They lay their eggs on leaves over running water. 

300

Name one type of poison dart frog.


 Golden poison frog (Phyllobates terribilis)


 Blue poison dart frog


 Strawberry poison dart frog


300

True or False: All frogs live in water.

False. Some frogs live mostly in water, like the Lake Titicaca frog. Other frogs live in water mainly when they are tadpoles. For example, frogs like glass frogs live in trees and stay moist using humid air, but their babies still grow in water.

300

How are frog eggs different from reptile eggs?

Amphibian eggs are transparent and jelly-like, while reptile eggs have a opaque, thick coating.

400

Where do glass frogs live?

Glass frogs live in rainforests. Specifically, they make their homes in the canopies of trees.

Alternative answer: Central and South America

400

Why is it called a poison DART frog?

It is called a poison dart frog because its skin has poison, and people have used that poison on the tips of their hunting darts.


400

How do some frogs survive in the desert?

Water-holding frogs absorb water during the rainy season, store it in their bladder and skin, and hibernate underground in the dry months.

400

How do baby frogs breathe?

Baby frogs use gills to breathe underwater and they can breathe through their skin.

500

Why do male glass frogs stand guard over the eggs.

They protect the eggs from parasitic flies.

500
Where does the poison dart frog get its poison?

Poison dart frogs are poisonous because of the food they eat in the wild. They eat tiny insects like ants and mites that contain chemicals, and those chemicals build up in the frog’s skin and make it poisonous.

500

What is a frog that lives in the cold in Canada?

Wood frogs live in Canada. In the winter they freeze solid, with ice forming in their bodies, but they survive by producing natural "antifreeze" like glucose and urea that protect their cells from damage.

500

Name another type of amphibian.

Salamanders, newts, and caecilians

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