Fun facts about the American Bullfrog
They live around 6-8 years long in the wild.
Many people eat bullfrogs. The legs are the only part that is eaten.
It is the state amphibian for Oklahoma, Missouri, and Iowa.
Some people keep them as pets.
Bullfrogs can be helpful when they eat lots of mosquitoes, but sometimes their population can get out of control and can eat all the food needed by other species including other frogs.
Female bullfrogs lay as many as 25,000 eggs. These eggs float in clumps on top of the water.
Tadpoles hatch from eggs. They often stay in the tadpole stage for up to 2 years before becoming frogs.
They live around 6-8 years long in the wild.
Many people eat bullfrogs. The legs are the only part that is eaten.
It is the state amphibian for Oklahoma, Missouri, and Iowa.
Some people keep them as pets.
Bullfrogs can be helpful when they eat lots of mosquitoes, but sometimes their population can get out of control and can eat all the food needed by other species including other frogs.
Female bullfrogs lay as many as 25,000 eggs. These eggs float in clumps on top of the water.
Tadpoles hatch from eggs. They often stay in the tadpole stage for up to 2 years before becoming frogs.
Fun facts about the American Bullfrog
They live around 6-8 years long in the wild.
Many people eat bullfrogs. The legs are the only part that is eaten.
It is the state amphibian for Oklahoma, Missouri, and Iowa.
Some people keep them as pets.
Bullfrogs can be helpful when they eat lots of mosquitoes, but sometimes their population can get out of control and can eat all the food needed by other species including other frogs.
Female bullfrogs lay as many as 25,000 eggs. These eggs float in clumps on top of the water.
Tadpoles hatch from eggs. They often stay in the tadpole stage for up to 2 years before becoming frogs.
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