Frogs & Toads

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Frogs and toads, fascinating amphibians, thrive both in water and on land. They possess unique physiological traits, such as lungs for breathing and skin that aids in respiration, along with a three-chambered heart. Their sticky tongues help them capture prey like insects and spiders. With bulging eyes for a wide field of vision, male frogs communicate through calls to attract mates and establish territory. Notably, while all toads are classified as frogs, they typically favor land environments and are characterized by their warty skin.