Firstly, how they fly. These amazing animals can't fly but they can glide. Flying frogs normally glide from tree to tree or log to log. They use their webbed hands and feet for control as they glide through the air.
Wouldn't it be nice to know where these froggy friends are found? Well, it's time to know. You would find them in lowland forest in the middle of agricultural land crisscrossed by farmers and buffalo lands. You could also find them in ponds in forests with a lot of slimy logs.
Lastly, what types are there of flying frogs. These frogs are just called flying frogs ,nothing too interesting. You would be very lucky if you did find a flying frog because there are not a lot of them in the world.
It is very hard to choose your favourite frog but as you see this is the most interesting frog of all, the flying frog. |
| This is the golden bell frog which was living in our water trough. It looked very happy there with a friend to keep himself safe. |
I really enjoyed reading your flying frog report Bridgitte. It is well set out and interesting to read- lots I didn't know too!
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Ms W
This blog is amazing! Well done Bridgitte! Remember the golden bell frog we found living in our watertrough ......................until the pukekos came along!!?!!!!!? Lets try and put a photo of it on your blog. I like frogs too! Love Mum.
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