Sentence examples for frog may be from inspiring English sources

The bog frog may be hoping to pick up some of its mojo.

A frog may be startled by an unexpected noise but it will not usually take any action until it has located the source of the sound by sight.

For example, the Cascades frog has been lost from half its range in California and is declining elsewhere in the face of habitat destruction and introduced trout, and in Arkansas, scientists warn that extinction of the Illinois chorus frog may be imminent.

If it does not let go, your frog may be a mental barbarian.

If you suspect that your frog may be ill, see a vet with amphibian experience immediately.

Horned frogs may be aggressive when disturbed; some are capable of giving sharp bites.

During dry seasons, frogs may be dormant in a mud cocoon.

Indeed, the frogs may be reacting to global warming and the increase in ultraviolet rays by becoming more susceptible to pathogens, to man-made poisons, to genetic miscues.

But the research, published in the ZSL journal Animal Conservation, also found that some populations of frogs recovered from mass mortality events – suggesting that some frogs may be immune to the virus.

However, Alford cautions that not all frogs may be acquiring immunity to the fungus, as other Australian amphibians have not rebounded nearly as well.

Now a paper published in the 5 October issue of PLoS Biology demonstrates that frogs infected with the fungus may survive for years in the wild, suggesting that frogs may be adapting to the scourge.