LSM1303 Animal Behaviour Student Blog

Images of mutated frogs have been stuck in my head for the longest time possible. I think I first came across them reading about pollution back in JC days. So while trawling the net for articles and images, I came across a more interesting article . There's Read More...

Everyone seems to think that all frogs lay their eggs in a body of water. Upon laying and fertilizing these eggs in that body of water, the parent frogs no longer have any parental duties or obligations to the eggs. The eggs are left alone to hatch, and Read More...

We always think of frogs as being amphibians whose existence is restricted only to land and water. This is largely true, given the fact that frogs have evolved over time to develop specific physical characteristics – lungs for breathing on land, webbed Read More...