The video introduces frogs as amphibians, highlighting their ability to live both in water and on land. It explores the diversity of frog species, their vibrant colors, and their habitats, particularly in tropical rainforests. The video explains how some frogs use camouflage and color-changing abilities for survival. It also covers the various sizes of frogs and their unique movement methods, such as hopping and climbing. Finally, it discusses the frog's diet, emphasizing their role in controlling insect populations, making them vital to the ecosystem.

What characteristic allows frogs to live both in water and on land?

• They have gills and lungs.

• They have fins and legs.

• They have scales and skin.

• They have wings and feet.

Why are some frogs brightly colored?

• To absorb more sunlight.

• To warn predators of their toxicity.

• To attract mates.

• To blend in with flowers.

What is the purpose of camouflage in frogs?

• To help them find food.

• To make them look more attractive.

• To regulate their body temperature.

• To hide from predators.

Which frog is known for its ability to change color to match its surroundings?

• Giant Tree Frog

• Tomato Frog

• Mossy Tree Frog

• Golden Mantella

What is the largest frog mentioned in the video?

• Golden Mantella

• Smooth Sided Toad

• Tomato Frog

• Bornean Eared Frog

How do folding leaf frogs move through trees?

• They use their long legs to climb like a ladder.

• They glide from branch to branch.

• They crawl slowly on the bark.

• They jump from tree to tree.

What adaptation helps the Bornean Eared Frog climb rough surfaces?

• Long tail

• Sticky mucus on toe pads

• Webbed feet

• Sharp claws

Which frog is known for looking like a dead leaf?

• Ceranomatode

• Tomato Frog

• Golden Mantella

• Mossy Tree Frog

What is a common dietary preference for frogs?

• Seeds and nuts

• Fruits and vegetables

• Insects and small animals

• Fish and algae

How do frogs contribute to the ecosystem?

• By pollinating flowers

• By controlling insect populations

• By providing food for larger animals

• By cleaning water bodies