The little frog slept all winter. They woke up. They opened their mouths and stuck out their tongues. They ate pests for breakfast and had a hearty meal.
In summer night, the croak of frog is a beautiful lullaby. They are very loud and shouting loudly. The male frog has a pair of sound sacs on both sides of his throat, just like a speaker connected to a tape recorder, so his chest frog croakes louder.
Frogs like to hide in the grass and bark occasionally. The happiest time for them to bark is after the heavy rain. Whenever there is a cry here, the people next to it follow suit. Several or even hundreds of frogs croak nonstop, and the sound can travel for miles, like a symphony.
They are wearing light green coats, white bellies, four dark green legs and a pair of big round eyes on their heads. There is a majestic mouth in front of its eyes, singing, gung! Gung! Gung!
6. When the frog is attacked by the enemy, it will make a quick cry. When they feel the weather is particularly comfortable, such as in the evening, before or after it rains, frogs will keep barking.