Can frogs die if the temperature is too low when they hibernat?

*Yes, frogs will freeze to death if the temperature is too low during hibernation**. Frogs are cold-blooded animals, and when the ambient temperature is too low, their bodies stop moving and go into hibernation to conserve energy. However, if the temperature during hibernation is too low, the frog's body can be damaged due to excessive cooling, and even lead to death.

Therefore, during hibernation, frogs need to find the right temperature and environment to keep them alive.

Frogs hibernate. Because frogs belong to one kindAmphibiansThe body temperature of the frog will be affected by the surrounding environment, and in winter, the temperature will continue to drop, and the body temperature of the frog will also drop, and when it drops to a certain extent, the frog will hide in the soil to hibernate, which can better avoid the cold.

Frogs belong to the phylum Chordates.

Amphibians, anceridae, and frog family amphibians, adults without tails, eggs laid in water, fertilized in vitro, hatched into tadpoles, respiration with gills, after mutation, adults mainly use lung respiration, and also use ** breathing. The upper jaw has teeth, usually vomer teeth. shoulder girdle fixed thoracic type, vertebral body uneven type, recommended vertebral transverse process columnar; There is no intermediated cartilage between the two bone nodes at the end of the toes.

Eardrum. Visibly hidden under the skin,** smooth or with wart grains. The tongue is generally oblong, and the posterior end is mostly notched.

The frog has a flattened head and is slightly triangular in shape.

The snout is slightly pointed. The mouth is wide, transversely fissure, consisting of the upper and lower jaws.

Compose. The dorsal aspect of the maxillary has 1 outer nostril at the anterior end of the outer nostril with a nasal flap. The eyes are large and prominent, born on the left and right sides of the head, with upper and lower eyelids; The inner side of the lower eyelid has a semi-transparent transient membrane.

Frogs often inhabit rivers, ponds, and rice paddies, and are mainly found in the grass near the water, but sometimes they can also lurk in the water. Most of them are active at night, eating insects as their staple food, and also eating some snails, snails, small shrimp, small fish, etc. The vast majority of the insects eaten are agricultural pests.

It has been estimated that a single frog can prey on 70 bugs a day.

It can eliminate 15,000 pests a year.

Frogs hibernate. The body temperature of the frog will be affected by the weather, and at the end of autumn, when the weather becomes colder, the frog will lie dormant.

Hibernate underwater or in caves, and return to the water to breed when the weather warms up in the following spring.

The reason why frogs hibernate is because frogs are unable to regulate their body temperature. When the weather is cold, the body temperature is too low, and the frog's movement becomes sluggish. And insects can't survive in winter, and frogs don't get enough food**.

So they hibernate to reduce their consumption and survive the harsh winter safely.

Frogs hibernate, hibernate in autumn and October, and return to normal before and after the sting of the next year, the spring thunder sounds, the earth begins to recover, snakes, turtles, frogs and other cold-blooded animals begin to move, seize the time to reproduce offspring, at the end of March and early April, you will see patches of tadpoles in the water and grass in the small river.