How are frogs adapted for terrestrial life?

If frogs have lungs, why do they also breathe through the skin?

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Petersen

16 March, 19:19

How are frogs adapted for terrestrial life?

If frogs have lungs, why do they also breathe through the skin?

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Karina Blackwell · Answer 1

Frogs are amphibians, which means they need to live in both water and land.

They are adapted to hop on land with their feet, and their tongue to eat.

The reason frogs have lungs and also breathe through skin is so they can breathe in both of their habitats

How are frogs adapted for terrestrial life?If frogs have lungs, why do they also breathe through the skin?

How are frogs adapted for terrestrial life?

If frogs have lungs, why do they also breathe through the skin?