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A frog meets its water needs by
Adrinking from ponds
Babsorbing it through skin
Cstoring it in the cloaca
Dsucking through its tongue
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. absorbing it through skin
The frog never drinks; water passes in through the moist skin.
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