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Why do frogs jump?

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Why do frogs jump?

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There are lots of animals (like alligators, snakes, owls, and even people) who think that frogs make tasty snacks. Since frogs don’t have sharp teeth or claws to defend themselves against predators, the best thing they can do to avoid being eaten is to escape as quickly as possible when they spot a hungry-looking animal approaching them. Sproinnggg!!! Some kinds of frogs can jump distances up to 20 times their own body length in a single leap. When disturbed, frogs often jump into a puddle or pond where they can hide underwater. Their erratic zig-zag jumping on land also serves to confuse potential predators.

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