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How do salamanders obtain food? How do frogs survive in their habitat? What makes an amphibian a chordate? How is the amphibian life cycle still linked to water? How do amoebas feed themselves? How do amphibians survive in the winter?
We do not live in the water. But there is one frog that is different from other frogs. It is the wood frog.This frog can freeze (冰冻). This frog can thaw(解冻). This frog can wake up from a frozen (冷冻的)sleep.""How can a frog wake up from a frozen sleep?"asked the ...
Frog-sicles?(how frogs survive the winter)Lamoureux, Victor S
As the continents moved, ocean currents would have changed the weather patterns in different parts of the world. Various forms of life may have been unable to survive these changes. The best explanation for what happened to the dinosaurs may be a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic theories ...
How do frogs survive in their habitat? How do ferns survive in the rainforest? What fish can survive in the sunlight zone and the twilight zone? What animals are in the epipelagic zone? How does algae survive in Antarctica? What structural adaptations enable plants to live on land?
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How do they survive the winter? Actually, animals get through the winter in many ways.Would you like to go somewhere warm for the winter? That's what migratory(迁徙的) animals do.When the weather starts to get cold, migratory animals, such as birds and butterflies, fly to a warme place...
What do cockroaches look like? Cockroaches can measure over 50 mm (2 in) length, with tropical species tending to be larger than those found in other climates. Cockroaches have six legs, two antennae and some even have wings. However, most winged cockroaches are not particularly adept atflying...
Many of the alates are eaten by frogs, lizards, birds or spiders during this mating flight, so relatively few alates survive to find nesting sites, reproduce and form new colonies. The termite colonies produce many alates so that at least a few survive the mating flight. What happens during...