How do jungle frogs protect their eggs from fish in a stream?
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Most , toads, and salamanders lay on submerged sticks and plants. However, green and bullfrog lay in a large mass that floats on surface or attaches vegetation. mudpuppy uses rocks in warm, shallow water for nest chamber.
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Other poison frog species lay their eggs directly in water but continue to look after the eggs and tadpoles. ... At this point they do not have the poisonous toxins in their skin and so are vulnerable to predators such as snakes and fish. As they get older, they develop lungs, rear legs, and a different mouth.
SPECIES: 220
CLASS: Amphibia (Amphibians)
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