In our group, we are looking for closer observation and the frogs are being still like a rock. I wonder if the frogs can float? The one my classmate tapped at it, flew like a rocket to the other side of the tank. The frog is peeling. Looking through the magnifying glass, we saw what looked like skin falling off of the frog's body. The grass must be some kind of plant thing, it seems that they were mating. They must keep the grass to camouflage it self from predators.
In another group, we overheard them saying that one of their frogs looked as if it had a beard. These frogs are interesting creatures, but smaller than what we imagined them to be.
It was really fun, doing the observation, and we can't wait to see what tomorrow brings.
Our Critter Unit will be ongoing for a few weeks, then our additions will be adopted out. First come, first serve! Meanwhile, check out our sister site at: http://web.me.com/lbrookins/Brookins_Bait_and_Tackle
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