The difference between frogs and frogs

Frog is a common tiger frog, and it has very good effects on the human body. Now many people, more and more people are eating frogs. They not only consider its nutritional value, but also pay attention to its nutritional value. It is also very nutritious. It is the first to replenish vitality. It has very good effects on some lack of energy and protein. It is really a nutritious food suitable for ordinary people for growth and development and osteoporosis during menopause.

It also has a certain effect on people with weakness, edema, and neurasthenia. It is rich in vitamins and collagen, which have very good effects on the human body. At the same time, it delays the aging of the body and has some anti-cancer effects. The long ones are often called frogs, and their living habits are mainly aquatic frogs.

The tiger frog is an aquatic frog that often lives in paddy fields, ditches, reservoirs, ponds, swamps, etc. below 900 meters above sea level in hilly areas, as well as in nearby grass. During the day, they hide in various stone caves and mud caves of varying depths and sizes, with only their heads sticking out of the cave entrance. If they see food moving around, they will quickly prey on it. If they encounter an enemy, they will hide in the cave. Males also occupy certain territories, and even in areas with higher density, they are more than 10 meters apart from each other. When they find other members of their kind active in their territory, they quickly jump over and drive away the intruders.

Due to the structure of their eyes, frogs can generally only see moving objects, so they can only prey on moving food. But the tiger frog is different from other frogs. It can not only prey on moving food, but also directly find and ingest stationary food, such as dead fish, dead snails and other aquatic organisms with a muddy smell. It chooses stationary food not only by sight, but also by smell and taste.

Tiger frogs mainly come out to move and forage at night and less frequently during the day. The root of its tongue is located at the front end of its lower jaw, and the tip of its tongue is forked. When hunting, the sticky tongue quickly flips over, shoots out of its mouth, captures the insect, and rolls it into its mouth. It also has another way of hunting that is different from other frogs. When it finds prey, it jumps towards the prey, raises its head back and opens its lower jaw. It quickly extends its tongue and swings it in a 180-degree arc, accurately touching the prey before completing the swing. The long and soft tongue will then wrap around it, and then quickly retract the tongue, bringing the prey into its mouth and swallowing it into its stomach. This process can be completed in just a moment. In addition, it has the ability to capture aquatic insects, fish, etc. in shallow water areas. At this time, it uses its lower jaw to capture the prey, bites it with its mouth, and then swallows it.

Tiger frogs are cold-blooded, poikilothermic animals that do not have a constant body temperature. Not only is their body temperature low, but it also often changes with changes in ambient temperature. When the temperature drops significantly on rainy days, it will temporarily stop feeding, and its growth rate will slow down or even stop. It spends the cold winter by hibernating. Before entering hibernation, there is often a pre-wintering period of active feeding, during which it preys in large quantities to store nutrients for the winter.

The above is an introduction to frogs. They mainly come out to move and forage at night. They are cold-blooded and cold-blooded animals without a constant body temperature. Not only does their body temperature have a low temperature, but it also changes with the temperature of the environment. They are rich in vitamins and collagen, which have very good effects on the human body. At the same time, they can delay the aging of the body and have some anti-cancer effects. The long ones are often called frogs. At the same time, their living habits are mainly aquatic frogs.