The only time when the frog had its mouth open naturally is when a frog is incredibly distressed (ie. being eaten by a snake). 3. Are the positions of the hands natural?

When he approached, he discovered the viper clutching the frog in its jaws. "In its final moments, the frog stretched its mouth wide to take a last breath before the venom took its toll," he said.

Most sound (99.9 percent) bounces off the frog, but the mouth captures and amplifies key vibrations needed for the frogs to pick up on one another’s croaks.= R. Boistel/CNRS The tiny Gardiner ...

Footage shows the gruesome moment a frog in Florida is filmed with two large moths wings protruding from its mouth. Screams can be heard as the frog tried to gobble up the moth whole.

Photographs supposedly showing a frog with eyes on the inside of its mouth is frequently circulated on social media: We have not been able to source these images, which first went viral in late ...

This illustration shows how a Gardiner's frog can hear with its mouth. Top left: the skin of the animal reflects 99.9 percent of an incoming sound wave, hitting the body close to the inner ear.

The two-foot-long snake can be seen stretching its mouth open to almost a 180 degree angle to engulf the frog's head, proving why snakes are one of the most feared predators in the world.

The small, green frog hopped out of the fish's mouth and back into the water, but not before keen photographer James snapped a picture of the cute critter Skip to main content News ...

This illustration shows how a Gardiner's frog can hear with its mouth. Top left: the skin of the animal reflects 99.9 percent of an incoming sound wave, hitting the body close to the inner ear.

This frog is less than half an inch wide, but its mouth basically works like an auditorium.

When he approached, he discovered the viper clutching the frog in its jaws. "In its final moments, the frog stretched its mouth wide to take a last breath before the venom took its toll," he said ...