You are the biologist. You wonder if the declining number of frogs could be due to predators? A predator would be any other animal that eats frogs to survive. Many larger animals eat frogs, snakes, turtles, hawks, raccoons and large fish. Use these questions to guide your research. Print this guide out to help you organize your findings.
1. Which animals
eat frogs?
2. Why do these
animals feed on frogs?
3. How do frogs
protect themselves from predators?
4. Are predators
a natural part of the chain of life?
5. Could this be
a cause of the declining number of frogs?
6. Can we protect
frogs from predators? Should we?
Background
on Frogs
Protection
From Predators
Frogs
Dying Out
Protection
From Enemies
Predators
Save
Our Frogs
Who
is Threatened?