Frog

Frogs are amazing animals that can live in many different places.
They can be found in tropical forests, tundras, deserts, lakes, ponds, streams, wetlands, and even gardens.

Frogs are not picky about where they dwell
They can adapt to almost any environment well
They can hop on the land or swim in the water
They can climb on the trees or burrow in the sand

Some frogs like it hot and some like it cold
Some frogs are colorful and some are plain
Some frogs are loud and some are quiet
Some frogs are big and some are small

But all frogs have something in common
They need fresh water to keep their skin moist
They lay their eggs in water and hatch as tadpoles
They grow legs and lungs and become adults

Frogs are wonderful creatures that deserve our respect
They are part of the ecological system and have many roles
They eat insects and other pests and provide food for others
They are indicators of environmental health and need our protection

So next time you see a frog, don't be afraid or disgusted
Appreciate its beauty and diversity and marvel at its adaptability
Frogs are living treasures that enrich our world
They are the masters of their habitat and the champions of survival

A frog is a type of amphibian that has a short body, no tail, and webbed hind feet. Frogs usually have smooth, moist skin and protruding eyes. They can be found in many different habitats, such as ponds, forests, and grasslands. Some frogs have bright colours or patterns on their skin, which may serve as camouflage or warning signals. Here are some examples of frogs:

• Poison frog: A small frog that lives in tropical rainforests and has very toxic skin. Some poison frogs have vivid colours like blue, yellow, or red to warn predators of their danger.

• Tree frog: A frog that can climb trees and has sticky pads on its toes. Tree frogs often have green or brown skin to blend in with the leaves. Some tree frogs can glide in the air by spreading their webbed fingers and toes.

• Leopard frog: A frog that lives near water and has dark spots on its light-coloured skin. Leopard frogs can jump long distances and swim fast. They eat insects, worms, and other small animals.