Question

What organ in a frog has a function similiar to the function of lungs in a bird?

Answer 1

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YOUR ANSWER: Frogs breathe through their skin in water and through their lungs on land.

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Answer 2

The poorly developed lungs of a frog has a function similar to the function of bird's lungs.

Explanation:

1. In the larval stage of a frog, lungs are absent. Instead of this organ, the tadpoles has gills. So, they were capable of breathing through gills present in them.

2. Also, tadpoles have the ability to exchange gases through skin.

3. When tadpoles grows into an adult frog, the gills are replaced by lungs which are poorly developed. However, adult frogs are still able to breathe through their skin.

4. The adult frogs when present in aquatic bodies breathe or exchange gases through their skin and when they are on land, they respire through lungs.

5. The respiratory system of frogs do not have either diaphragm or a ribcage. Their lungs do not function or work like the lungs of humans.

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