Frog's eat insects and minnows. Most frogs have a sticky tongue to help them collect insects. Frogs don't have to chew their food. Frogs only have teeth in their upper jaw to bite into their attackers. Frogs have lots of predators - fish, racoons, turtles, and snakes.

Information Frog's eat insects and minnows. Most frogs have a sticky tongue. To catch an insect, the frog flips out its tongue rapidly, get the insect and retracts its tongue. Frogs only have teeth in their upper jaw to help bite into their attackers so they have to eat food without chewing it. So they can't eat anything as big as squirel or human. So don't be afraid of them. A frogs enemy will eat them. Fish, racoons, turtles, snakes and even people like the taste of frogs. So these critters really have to watch their step. Different frogs have different ways to protect themselves. Some have poison skin. Some are brightly colored to protect themselves. Completely red or yellow frogs are poisonous and don't want you to touch them.

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