I WONDER - How Do Animals Use Their Tongues?

The video explains how certain animals, like frogs and lizards, have long tongues used for hunting. A frog's tongue is about one-third the size of its body and can move extremely fast, five times faster than a human blink. Frogs use a sticky mucus on their tongues to catch insects and other prey.

What types of animals are mentioned as having long tongues for hunting?

What is the approximate size of a frog's tongue in relation to its body?

How fast can a frog move its tongue compared to a human's blink?

What substance does a frog create on its tongue to catch prey?

Describe the process a frog uses to catch flies and insects.