Question

Why does a frog's tongue contain a large amount of mucus?

Answer 1

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Frogs and toads have a long, sticky tongue that launches out of their mouth to capture prey like bugs, lizards and small mice. The tongue grips onto the prey and carries it back to the mouth. A frog tends to have a longer tongue than a toad.

Answer 2

Answer:-

• Frogs use their highly specialized tongues to capture prey, with a force that can exceed their own body weight.
• This is possible, in part, because the frog's tongue is covered with a sticky mucus that functions as a pressure-sensitive adhesive.

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