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How is a frog's tongue attached?

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there is something on the tip of the tongue of the frog which makes it stick to something else. They are like suckers

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Where is a frogs tongue attached in the mouth?
the frongs tongue is located in the fron of the mouth
Were is a frogs tongue attached to its mouth?
At the front of the mouth.
Why is a frogs tongue attached to the of its mouth?
So it doesn't fall out.
Where is a frog's tongue attached?
the frog's tongue is attached at the front unlike us humans. hence it can flick its tongue to catch insects. The tongues root is the "radix" It has a lot of the same characteristics as most mammals...
Where is the tongue attached in a frog'?
It's attached to the front of the mouth, so that it can whip out and grab prey at a bigger distance.