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Page 11 Fatal Froggy How does a frog protect itself from predators? Lots of animal like to eat to frogs—bats, herons, sh, raccoons, turtles, snakes and even persons. Di erent species of froogs have di erent kinds of protection. The golden poyson frog is among the most poisonous frog s in the world. Its brightly-colored skin is a warning to predators that it is dangeris to eat. Only one type of snake is resistant to the frog’s deadly poison. The bright red tomato frog fools its enemies by pu ng itself up to make it look to big to be swallowed. If a predator do try to eat the frog, it gets another nasty surprise. The tomato frog’s skin has a thick mucus that irritates a predator and causes it to release the frog.
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