i just got to know that frogs make titanic pose to release their gametes the male frog uses his copulatory pads in his forelimbs to hold the female frog closely
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i just got to know that frogs make titanic pose to release their gametes the male frog uses his copulatory pads in his forelimbs to hold the female frog closely
like this
hi! do you know of any resources for learning frog anatomy? i’d like to get a better handle on painting them, but i’m unsure where to start. thanks for posting about/naming the most beautiful frog! it’s so beautiful!
Seeing as many photos as possible is really the best strategy. One thing you could do would be to buy a fieldguide to an area of the world that you are interested in or like, familiarise yourself with it well, and then go on iNaturalist.org and use that fieldguide to help ID all the frog photos uploaded from that area. Then you also get intimately familiar with the scientific terminology and features used in identification, actively help science, and can entertain your friends with exciting frog facts.
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Today my brother was cleaning out the storage cupboard and he found something cool.
Do Frogs Have Bones?