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How are the hind legs and feet of the frog adapted for swimming and for movement on land?

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Their feets thumbs are webbed up.......i dont know if this is correct but their feet is webbed up ttyl bro...

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How are the frog's feet adapted for swimming?
yes frogs have webbed feet so they can swim faster and more affective. their muscles are increadable strong in their back legs
How are frogs legs adapted to move on land?
Frog's legs are adapted on moving on land as the back legs are long and springy, enabling it to hop from place to place.
What is the movement of the hind legs when the frog swims?
The hind legs are straight and together and the frog pushes it's hind legs apart and sort of bends it as well to swim through the water. well....that's what i remember from my last science lesson
How are the frog's hind limbs adapted for both water and land?
land: they have really powerful muscles in the hind legs, helping them to jumpwater: they have webbed feet to help in pushing the water behind.i hope it helped
The upper hind leg of a frog?
thigh