A frog falls into a 20ft hole and is trying to get out.The frog rises up 3ft in the day and...?
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18 days. On the 18th day the frog is at 17 feet. It then jumps up 3 feet.
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Perhaps, the time of birthing and mating is in the spring.  They can not lay their eggs on land.  So, if they do not have water to deposit them in, then new frogs can not be born.  Hence, the population declines.  What do you think?
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They are escaping the water which sinks through the soil so they don't drown.
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there is a gold frog, small but cute , its kinda pin but its just a frog i think i saw it on bachelorette
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drain the pond no water no frogs
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The toads are mating. Why do you feel the need to get rid of them? They are doing their thing. You should read a little about them. You might think they are kind of cool.
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u didnt really specific the frog, but at least there's two links (there's some more, u could just google it) and hope it helps =)
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Well I have read that a frog's tongue actually is directed down its throat when not in use, this is becasue the base of the tongue is actually attached at the front of the mouth, this would give it a downward pointing orientation when inside the mouth, so it would only make sense that the tongue would be slightly upward when outside the mouth. You have to remember that it is not as soft and evolved as the tongue of a chameleon, the frog's tongue is somewhat more rigid.
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Funny you should ask that as my pet frog had a fight with my neighbours turtle in 1986, soon after I moved there.\n\nMy frog is called Frank, the neighbours turtle is Tutle.\n\nWe buried them both 6 weeks ago, the vet said it was boredom.\n\nNo shit.
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So they can not fall in to the hole.
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Is a frog's a** watertight?
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the liquid evaporating
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The water gets tired of being confined and jumps out
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This is your garden variety related rates problem.\n\nAt any instant when the monkey is on the wall, you have yourself a right triangle, with the taut rope being the hypotenuse, the distance from fastening point to the wall being the horizontal leg, and the distance the monkey climbs vertically being the vertical leg. The one equation which relates all three of those quantities together is the Pythagorean Theorem: x^2 + y^2 = z^2 (x and y being the legs and z being the hypotenuse).\n\nSince this is a related rates problem, you need to differentiate this equation with respect to time (t). The result is 2x(dx/dt) + 2y(dy/dt) = 2z(dz/dt). All of the d*/dt terms represent the rate * is changing over time.\n\nSo, now it's a matter of plugging in the appropriate values given in the word problem. According to the word problem, x=8 ft, dy/dt=4 ft/s, y=6 ft (at that instant). From this info, one can derive that z=10 ft (via Pythagorean Theorem) and dx/dt=0 ft/s (because the distance between the fasten point and the wall is fixed). The problem is asking for dz/dt. Now, plug in:\n2(8)(0) + 2(6)(4) = 2(10)(dz/dt)\nSolving for dz/dt, your answer should be 2.4 ft/s (if the math is correct).
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A fRog!!! I take it you related!!!!!
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Scientific explanation? The symetry and mass of a frog is designed in such a manor that the mass at the rear of the frog is larger than the mass at the front. Assuming that the mass is of equal density throughout the body of the frog and using newtons law, when the frog propels itself in a skyward trajectory, the end of the frog with the larger mass will fall towards the earth first. This area of mass just happens to be the frogs butt! By the way, what did one frog say to the other? .....................Times fun when your having flies...
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Global warming.  It is killing all the frogs too!\n\nIf the frogs get eliminated...what's next!