Necesidades humanas y de otros animales – Cierto o falso

Frogs do not drink water like many other animals. Instead, they absorb water through their skin, which is a unique adaptation among amphibians. This process allows them to stay hydrated without the need to drink water directly.

In what way is frog hydration different from that of mammals?

• Frogs drink water

• Frogs absorb water through skin

• Frogs need less water

• Frogs live in drier environments

What adaptations do frogs have for absorbing water?

• Thick skin

• Specialized cells

• Large mouths

• Webbed feet