Waxy Monkey Frog

The video discusses the unique adaptations of the Waxy Monkey Frog, which lives in the rainforests of Central and South America. This frog has developed a special adaptation to cope with intense sunlight by producing a thick, waxy liquid that covers its body, acting as a natural sun cream. This adaptation allows the frog to retain moisture and withstand strong sun rays, showcasing nature's ingenuity in species survival.

What is the primary focus of the introduction regarding frog adaptations?

• The ability to jump long distances

• The skill of keeping moist

• The talent for singing

• The capacity to change colors

Where do Waxy Monkey Frogs primarily live?

• Plains of Australia

• Deserts of Africa

• Mountains of Asia

• Rainforests of Central and South America

What environmental challenge do Waxy Monkey Frogs face in their habitat?

• Heavy rainfall

• Intense sunlight

• Cold temperatures

• Strong winds

How does the Waxy Monkey Frog protect itself from the sun?

• By changing its skin color

• By hiding under leaves

• By producing a waxy liquid

• By burrowing underground

What is the function of the waxy liquid produced by the Waxy Monkey Frog?

• To seal in moisture

• To attract mates

• To deter predators

• To help in climbing trees