I WONDER - How Do Animals Use Their Tongues?

The video explains how certain animals, like frogs and lizards, have long tongues used for hunting. A frog's tongue is about one-third the size of its body and can move extremely fast, five times faster than a human blink. Frogs use a sticky mucus on their tongues to catch insects and other prey.

Which animals are mentioned as having long tongues to catch prey?

• Cats and dogs

• Birds and fish

• Elephants and giraffes

• Frogs and lizards

How does the speed of a frog's tongue compare to a human action?

• It is five times faster than a human blink

• It is slower than a human blink

• It is ten times faster than a human blink

• It is as fast as a human blink

What fraction of a frog's body size is its tongue?

• 1/5

• 1/4

• 1/3

• 1/2

What substance does a frog produce on its tongue to catch prey?

• Saliva

• Sticky mucus

• Water

• Oil

What is the primary function of a frog's tongue as described?

• To catch flies and other insects

• To communicate with other frogs

• To balance while jumping

• To help in swimming