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Frogs belong to the amphibian group and lay their eggs in water, where baby frogs live and grow while breathing through gills. Adults frogs breathe through lungs and skin and eat small animals like mice and worms, using webbed feet to swim and strong back legs to jump. The poison dart frog is particularly beautiful with a long, sticky tongue.
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