If a pond is filled in how do frogs find a new pond? Is it hit and miss or do they find a new one by smell?

Answer 1

Frogs can smell, they find new water by the smell of algae. This is also the same algae they lay their eggs by so that it can provide food for the newborn.

Some facts
• Frogs travel to ponds in spring to find a mate and breed.

• Frogs lay large clumps of eggs called spawn. Each clump can hold up to 2000 eggs.

• Frogs need to lay huge numbers of eggs because only a few will live long enough to turn into adults.

• Frogspawn is often killed by frost, diseases, drying out, or being eaten by other animals, such as birds, fish, newts or foxes.

• Frogs have good eyesight and can see movement very well. This helps them when hunting for food, such as insects.

• A quarter of a frog’s diet is made up of slugs and snails.

• Tadpoles do not always develop into frogs. This can happen if there are too many in a pond, or the weather is too cold.

• Frogs can breath through their skin when they are hibernating at the bottom of a pond.

• Frogs’ eyes stick up so they can see out of the water and still stay hidden.

Answer 2

Well, since they don´t have internet access to get all the good adrresses and no cell phones to spread the word, I think they can get an idea where´s water and where´s not, don´t you think?

Answer 3

They have a sense that water is near. I dont think they can smell.

Answer 4

they arrive by minatureized helicopters

Answer 5

no, they're suffocated ,
you murderer