Humans and other animals' needs – True or false

False frogs do not drink water like many other animals. Instead, they absorb water through their skin, which is a unique adaptation for hydration.

How do frogs generally hydrate themselves?

• By breathing in moisture

• By eating moist food

• By absorbing water through their skin

• By drinking water

What is unique about false frogs' method of hydration?

• They do not need water at all

• They store water in their tails

• They absorb water through their skin

• They drink water like mammals

Which part of the false frog's body is primarily used for water absorption?

• Their eyes

• Their mouth

• Their feet

• Their skin

Why might false frogs not need to drink water?

• They absorb water through their skin

• They have a special diet

• They live in dry environments

• They are nocturnal

What is a common misconception about false frogs?

• They live in the ocean

• They can fly

• They drink water like other animals

• They are not real frogs