Frog Conservation and Biology Concepts

The video explores the life cycle of frogs, the threats they face, and the importance of conservation efforts. It highlights the impact of human activities and global warming on frog populations and emphasizes the ecological significance of frogs. The video also provides fascinating facts about different frog species.

What are the four life stages of a frog?

• Egg, Nymph, Froglet, Adult Frog

• Egg, Tadpole, Froglet, Adult Frog

• Egg, Caterpillar, Froglet, Adult Frog

• Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult Frog

Why are California red-legged frogs sensitive to human-made chemicals?

• They have thick skin

• They have thin skin

• They have no skin

• They have scales

What caused the deformities in northern leopard frogs found in Henderson, Minnesota?

• Pollution from factories

• Fertilizers from fields

• Predatory fish

• Climate change

What was the impact of introducing trout to the lakes in the Sierra Nevada mountains?

• Decreased frog population

• Increased frog population

• Frogs migrated to other areas

• No impact on frog population

What is one solution to help Houston toads survive?

• Building fences around pools

• Filling in temporary ponds

• Building more homes

• Introducing new fish species

How do frogs help humans and other animals?

• By cleaning water

• By eating insects

• By pollinating flowers

• By producing oxygen

What should you do if someone gives you a frog?

• Release it in a wild place

• Keep it as a pet

• Return it to the pet store

• Do not release it in a wild place

What is the smallest frog on earth?

• Harlequin frog

• Western toad

• Micro frog

• Goliath frog

How do wood frogs survive the winter?

• By hibernating in water

• By burying themselves in leaves and freezing solid

• By migrating to warmer areas

• By staying active all winter

What is a unique feature of harlequin frog tadpoles?

• They do not eat at all

• They can eat a variety of foods

• They can only eat extra eggs laid by their moms

• They eat only plants