What are the adaptations a frog has so it can survive its water and land habitat?
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All amphibians begin their life in water with gills and tails. As they mature, they develop lungs and legs for their life on land. These unique frog characteristics give them the ability to live in two environments. Because of this, there are specific frog adaptations that help them survive
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Frogs that spend more time in water have long, very strong legs. They use these legs for jumping and swimming long distances, mostly to escape from predators or catch prey. Some frogs also have webbed feet, which is just skin between their toes. This also helps them swim faster and longer.
Frogs that spend more time in water have long, very strong legs. They use these legs for jumping and swimming long distances, mostly to escape from predators or catch prey. Some frogs also have webbed feet, which is just skin between their toes. This also helps them swim faster and longer.
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