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World Frog Day 2026

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Frogs are not just cute little guys, they also have a lot of cool features that help them survive. While it might not look like it since you can't see their ears, frogs can have a good sense of hearing.


The tympanum is an ear hole usually located on the back of the frogs head. This hole is usually covered by a layer of skin called the tympanic membrane which can act as a drum. When sound hits the membrane, it will cause a vibration on the membrane that will lead into the ear for the frog to hear.


Hearing is an important sense for most frogs and toads. It helps them detect potential predators or food sources. It is also super important during mating. Males will usually call to attract female and the shape and size of the membrane is usually determined by the frequency of the call. That's some cool hearing!

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