The white lipped frog live in trees. Explain 2 ways in which the frog is adapted to avoid being eaten by snakes.
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The frog is adapted to avoid being eaten by snakes by its quick change of colour allowing it to hide from the snake, and the secretion of a toxin that is fatal for a snake to consume.
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- The white lipped frog is a very popular and highly researched species of tree frogs.
- These frogs live in trees and are subject to being frequently preyed by snakes.
- One of the ways it adapts itself to be avoided being eaten by snakes is camouflage.
- As soon as it sights a snake , like a chameleon, it changes its colour. It is usually leafy green in colour but depending on the bark it is or the time of day it can change to darker shades or to a brown tinge.
- This helps it hide from the eyes of its predator.
- The other adaptation it uses in dire consequences is to emit a toxin more like a toad urine. This toxin not only makes it slippery to catch but also fends the snake off as it is fatal to the snake. It is highly toxic.
- Through these two adaptations the white lipped frog adapts itself and prevents getting eaten by snake.
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