What is the frog called, what kind of frog is it?

The vocal organs of frogs are the vocal cords. Located above the laryngeal hilar cartilage. Some male frogs also have external vocal sacs that can bulge and vibrate on both sides of the mouth, and the vocal sacs resonate, so that the frog's song is majestic and loud After the rain, when you walk to the pond, you will hear the male frogs' calls echoing each other, one after another, and merging into a chorus.

Scientists have pointed out that the chorus of frogs is not singing indiscriminately, but has a certain pattern, including a leader, a chorus, a chorus, a chorus, a backing singer and other forms, closely cooperating with each other, is a veritable chorus. Presumably, a chorus is much superior to a solo because it contains more information; The chorus is loud and travels a long distance, which can attract more female frogs, so frogs often adopt the form of chorus.

Yes: quack should be in ventriloquistic The frog has two bubbles on the side of its eyes and puffs up when it barks.

Since he lives in the countryside, he is very familiar with frog calls. Frog calls: gua, quack, in short, non-stop, I feel very noisy.

I don't know much about this, but you can go directly to the Animal Husbandry Bureau and ask!

If there is really no way to drip words, then you have to run to the five districts by yourself, catch some home, and wait for him to breed by himself, you can raise more of them, if you raise them to death, then you should accumulate experience by yourself, hehe!

Do you mean frogs? If it is, it is "quack".

Rattling sound from the vibration of air bubbles.

It is emitted through the vocal cords in the body.

Call him whatever you want.

First of all, the purpose and function of frog calls have been courtship-based.

Looks like a spiny-breasted frog.

This is the black spotted frog.

The black spotted frog (scientific name: Pelophylax nigromaculatus) is a species of Frogidae in the family Frogidae and a Near-Threatened species of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). The male of the black spotted frog is slightly smaller, the head length is slightly longer than the width of the head, the snout is blunt and slightly pointed, the snout edge is inconspicuous, the forelimbs are short, the hindlimbs are short and fat, the tibial joint reaches the eye, the toes are almost fully webbed, the adult dorsal color is dark green, yellow-green or brownish-gray, with irregular black spots, and the abdomen color is white and spotless.

It likes to live in groups, and has an amphibious life, and is omnivorous in the tadpole stage and feeds on insects in the adult stage.

Black spotted frogs live in groups, often with a few or dozens of them. During the breeding season, black spotted frogs gather in flocks in paddy fields and ponds to cuddle and lay eggs. During the day, the black spotted frog often hides in weeds and aquatic plants in swamps, ponds, rice paddies and other waters, and comes out to move and hunt after dusk and at night.

Generally, it begins to hibernate in November, burrowing into the sunny slope or crack-resistant sandy soil not far from the water, about 10-17 cm deep, and the black spotted frog can burrow into the sandy soil below 120-170 cm in the cold area of Northeast China, and emerges in mid-March of the following year.

This is by no means the black spotted frog, this is a new species that has never been seen before. We can name it"King Kong gourd frog".

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Southernauth narrow-mouthed frog (scientific name).

It is an amphibian of the family Frogidae and the genus Narrow-mouthed Frog. The body is slightly triangular, the snout is short and the nostrils are located on both sides of the snout, the tympanic membrane is inconspicuous, there are no vomer teeth, the tongue is broad, and the posterior end is rounded. The forelimbs are well developed, and the distal segments are wide anterior and narrow at the back; well-developed subarticular tumors; hind limbs short and fat; The ends of the toes are rounded or slightly pointed, and the toes are webbed only at the base; The inner protrusion is oblique, and the outer protrusion is flat, and the two do not meet.

**Thick, smooth, with small wart grains or round warts on the back; The occipital skin groove is pronounced, and the temporal fold is clear. The ventral surface** becomes wrinkled, with light-colored wart grains scattered in between.

This is not a purebred frog, but a cross between the swamp frog and the black spotted frog, with the skin color of the swamp frog and the body fissure shape of the black spotted frog and Hui.

This frog is more common in the south. I remember when I was a child, I went to the small lotus pond next to my house with my neighbor's little sister to catch tadpoles, and I would often see frogs of this shape. This frog is relatively small, with relatively deep lines on its body, and is streamlined, which is generally more common in some ponds or grasslands.

Especially in the summer, after heavy rains, the grass will be relatively wet, and there will be some small puddles, and if you look closely, you can see some little ones jumping around. At first, I thought it was a bug or a dragonfly. But if you look closely, it's this kind of little frog, which is much smaller than your **, and very lively.

They hop from puddle to puddle and have a great time. My family lives next to the small lotus pond, and at night, in the dead of night, you can hear the sound of frogs chirping one after another, which is very lively.