Can frogs drink water?

Question

Do frogs drink water? How do frogs drink water?

Answer 1

Frogs do not drink water like mammals, they absorb the water through a part of their skin called drinking patch.These frogs have highly absorbent skin so that it allows water to be absorbed quickly. 

Answer 2

The frog does not drink water like us, they directly absorb water from their skin in which these areas are known as drinking patch.

Answer 3

Frogs do not drink water but instead they absorb water through their skin from a place called patch which is located under the stomach and legs. This is common for all amphibians, they also use their skin to absorb oxygen for breathing purpose. 

Answer 4

Frogs do consume water. Some of the frogs who live in the rocks area, they tend to search for water and do consume it. For those who already live nearby water sources. Those frogs have skin that consumes and secrets the water from the body. 

Answer 5

No,

Frogs  do not drink water. They absorb water directly through their skin in an area known as the drinking patch located on their belly and the underside of their thighs. 

Answer 6

Yes, frogs do drink water, through a drinking patch, which is located on the underside of a frog's belly and thighs that allows them to absorb water through their skin.

Answer 7

 Yes frogs can drink water because any thing in this world depends on water to survive  just like humans ;insects,animals and plants also drinks water to  prevent them from dehydration and also to keep them moist.

Answer 8

Yes frog can drink water but they can drink water like us every thing in the earth depend on water and use water expect something that does not base on water

Answer 9

Frogs cannot drink like humans. They can only absorb water through their skin and it is well-known as 'drinking patch,' which can be found on their bellies and underside of their thighs. In addition, they also need to absorb oxygen.

Answer 10

Frogs can drink water . I don't think there is any creature / animal on this planet that doesn't drink water , has we living organisms need water to survive 

Answer 11

They don't literally take water as such . They belong to class amphibians and use their skin to absorb water into their bodies. 

Answer 12

Frogs don't drink water as the way we all do, frogs absorb water directly to the body through the skin in and area called drinking patch this is done by the process of osmosis

Answer 13

Yes, frogs can drink water. Frogs take in water by sucking it up into their mouths, then pushing it down their throats with their tongues.

Frogs need to drink water to stay hydrated and get the nutrients they need to survive. They also use water to help regulate their body temperature and to clean their skin.

Answer 14

Yes, frogs can drink water. They absorb water through their skin when they are submerged, and they also take in water by gulping it with their mouths.

Answer 15

Frogs do not drink like we do; they absorb water directly through their skin in an area known as the 'drinking patch' located on their belly and the underside of their thighs.

Answer 16

No, they absorb water directly through their skin in an area known as the 'drinking patch' located on their belly and the underside of their thighs.