Day 7 Our Questions About Frogs

Our tadpoles are starting to swim and they are coming to the surface to breathe air. They are more active. We estimate there are between 100 - 250 tadpoles. We continue to ask questions about frogs. These are some of our wonderings:

How many types of frogs are there in the world? (Kaley/Lincoln)
How high do frogs jump? (Alec)
How far can their tongues reach? (Stanley)
How long can frogs live? (Jamilah)
What is the biggest frog in the world? (Luca)
How many eggs do they lay? (Kyra)
Why do their mouths expand? (Maya)
How many frogs live in Canada? (Miguel)
How many types of extinct frogs are there? (Kaitlyn)
Which frog jumps the farthest? (Taylor)
Why is their tongues attached to their lips? (Autumn)
How many different types of frogs are there in Manitoba? (Hunter)
What other cities are frogs in? (Ashton)
How many poisonous frogs are there in the world? (Timmy)
Are there any poisonous frogs in Canada/Manitoba? (Alec/Stanley)
How many eggs do wood frogs lay? (Miguel)

To find out the answers to our questions, we will research, using the internet, books, and by asking Doug Collicutt, a biologist. (He gave us the frog eggs) If you know any answers to our questions, please leave a comment.

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