What is the dead frog movement, may I ask the dead frog movement, what is the discharge?

The movement of a dead frog is a biological discharge. It was discovered by the Italian biologist Professor Galvani, which shows that the organism itself is also electrified, and the most typical is the electric eel discharge phenomenon. In fact, the discovery of the Dead Frog movement, like Fleming's invention of penicillin, shows that success is reserved for those who are observant and knowledgeable.

I don't know, I think it's a dead frog tied to a sturdy rope. After that, it fell from the 10th floor, but the rope stopped just after reaching the 1st floor, and then it bounced back again. Yes, it's like bungeeping.

It is the image name of swimming like a frog, a kind of swimming.

Electromagnetic interaction between neuronal cells in the spinal cord.

Electric a dead frog, its muscles can move.

This indicates that the muscle movement of the frog at this time is controlled by the spinal cord.

It's probably a dead frog with electric shock, and it's still legs!

Frogs move differently from other animals, and most of them use jumping to move, because their body structure is the result of adapting to jumping. Leaving aside the question of evolution, we will divide this topic into three parts: body shape, bones, and muscles to understand the movement of frogs.

Generally speaking, frogs are slender and streamlined, and their limbs are mostly webbed between their fingers, which are the characteristics of frogs adapted to swimming. In terms of limbs, the forelimbs are shorter than the hind limbs, and the slender hind limbs are usually folded up, and when they want to move, they stretch out and bounce out, so the shape and principle of the frog legs are similar to springs. And the function of the forelimbs, like the shock absorbers of the car, is to cushion the impact of landing after jumping.

However, there are still some frogs that are not good at swimming and jumping, such as the broad toad, which has webbed hind limbs but is not good at swimming. However, the bulky appearance and the inflexible structure of the limbs make it impossible for the toad to jump far if it wants to (hence the development of a special defensive structure - the toad).

In addition, the way frog limbs connect with the body is more primitive, the knee and hand joints are on the outside of the body, and the body cannot be lifted off the ground, and is always spread on the ground. Therefore, when crawling, it appears clumsy, so jumping is the best way for frogs to exercise.

The frog is a beneficial insect that eats mosquitoes and other pests, and when it comes to your home, it means that there are more mosquitoes and insects in your house, and you try to drive it away and don't kill it. First, you can accumulate virtue, and heaven is pro-virtue. Second, you kill it, and it's troublesome to dispose of its corpse.

If you really can't stand it, try sweeping it into the shower with a broom and flushing it down the drain with water. Good luck.

Just get them out, a little farther. It is a beneficial insect do not harm it.

The larvae swim on their tails, and the adults jump and swim on all fours.