Corroboree frog The corroboree frog gets its name from the colors on its body. These look like the colors some Aboriginal Australians paint on themselves when t
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Corroboree frog
The corroboree frog gets its name from the colors on its body. These look like the colors some Aboriginal Australians paint on themselves when they perform ceremonies called corroborees. Corroboree frogs crawl, instead of hopping or leaping.FoodCorroboree frogs eat flying insects. They flick their sticky tongues out quickly, capture their prey, and then swallow it whole.HabitatCorroboree frogs live under heaps of rotting leaves in grassy wetlands or under logs and plants beside creeks in forests.Tadpoles and baby frogsThe male corroboree frog digs a burrow by pushing soil or old dead leaves aside with its snout. It then croaks from the burrow to attract a female. She lays about twelve eggs in the burrow. The eggs are called roe or frog spawn.Tadpoles first appear in the eggs like tiny black spots. They grow and develop in the eggs, and when water floods the burrow, the tadpoles hatch. They breathe underwater through gills, and have long tails but no legs. Then they grow strong back legs and shorter front legs. Their tails shrink back into their bodies, and their lungs develop so they can breathe air. They have become frogs.DangersCorroboree tadpoles can be eaten by large water beetle and bugs, but usually some survive. Snakes, lizards, and birds eat the adult frogs. If a snake or other small animal enters its burrow, corroboree frog will try to protect itself by head-butting the attacker.
1.why is this kind frog called corroboree?
2.what is corroboree actually?
3.what does the second paragraph tell us about?
4.where is the habitat of this frog?
5.how does a male corroboree frog dig a burrow?
6.what does the word"she"in"(garis bawah)she lays about twelve eggs in the burrow."refer to?
7.what do you think a tadpole is?
8.what are the predators for this frog?
9.how does the corroboree frog protect itself?
10.which paragraph tells us about the danger for the frog?
The corroboree frog gets its name from the colors on its body. These look like the colors some Aboriginal Australians paint on themselves when they perform ceremonies called corroborees. Corroboree frogs crawl, instead of hopping or leaping.FoodCorroboree frogs eat flying insects. They flick their sticky tongues out quickly, capture their prey, and then swallow it whole.HabitatCorroboree frogs live under heaps of rotting leaves in grassy wetlands or under logs and plants beside creeks in forests.Tadpoles and baby frogsThe male corroboree frog digs a burrow by pushing soil or old dead leaves aside with its snout. It then croaks from the burrow to attract a female. She lays about twelve eggs in the burrow. The eggs are called roe or frog spawn.Tadpoles first appear in the eggs like tiny black spots. They grow and develop in the eggs, and when water floods the burrow, the tadpoles hatch. They breathe underwater through gills, and have long tails but no legs. Then they grow strong back legs and shorter front legs. Their tails shrink back into their bodies, and their lungs develop so they can breathe air. They have become frogs.DangersCorroboree tadpoles can be eaten by large water beetle and bugs, but usually some survive. Snakes, lizards, and birds eat the adult frogs. If a snake or other small animal enters its burrow, corroboree frog will try to protect itself by head-butting the attacker.
1.why is this kind frog called corroboree?
2.what is corroboree actually?
3.what does the second paragraph tell us about?
4.where is the habitat of this frog?
5.how does a male corroboree frog dig a burrow?
6.what does the word"she"in"(garis bawah)she lays about twelve eggs in the burrow."refer to?
7.what do you think a tadpole is?
8.what are the predators for this frog?
9.how does the corroboree frog protect itself?
10.which paragraph tells us about the danger for the frog?
2 Jawaban
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1. Jawaban tetehoppa
1.because the color on its body.
2.the color some Aboriginal Australians paint on themselves when they perform ceremonies.
3.Pharagraf 2 tell us about : corroboree's food,its habitat and the birth of a corroboree
4.Corroboree frog live under heaps of rotting leaves in grassy wetlands or under logs and plants beside creeks in forest.
5.The male cirroboree frog digs a burrow by pushing soil or old dead leaves aside with its snout.
6.The male corroboree frog
7.Tabpole is frog's child
8.Snake , lizards ,and birds
9.corroboree frog will try to protect itself by head- butting the attacker.
10.pharagraf 3
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2. Jawaban FionaCitra
1. Because the color on its body is like the colors some Aboriginal Australians paint on themselves when they perform ceremonies called corroborees
2. The color some Aboriginal Australians paint on themselves when they perform ceremonies.
3. Pharagraf 2 tell us about : corroboree's food, its habitat and the birth of a corroboree
4. Corroboree frog live under heaps of rotting leaves in grassy wetlands or under logs and plants beside creeks in forest.
5. The male cirroboree frog digs a burrow by pushing soil or old dead leaves aside with its snout.
6. The male corroboree frog
7. Tabpole is frog's child
8. Lizard ,Sankes ,and birds
9. Corroboree frog will try to protect itself by head- butting the attacker.
10. Pharagraf 3 tell us how dangerous is the Corroboree frog