Question

Do leaves stick to frogs toes?

Answer 1

The frogs in the study, White's treefrogs, have sticky pads on their toes. Scientists learned in 2007 that the angle of the toe pads and a secretion of mucus were involved in the frogs' ability to stick to wet, smooth leaves, rough, dry trees and other surfaces.

Answer 2

Explanation:

yes leaves stick to frogs toes.