Follow Your Nose
Posted by Olivia, Fletcher on March 30, 2005
Q: How do frogs make their cheeks so big?
A: Basically, it's the same as you can do. Hold your mouth shut, then force air from your lungs into your mouth without letting it escape. When you do, you'll find your cheeks puffing out. Well, a frog does something quite similar although it does it to make their croaking sounds in spring and also to intimidate (I'm a bigger, meaning frog than you are) other male frogs. Hope this helps.
John Wiessinger ( March 31, 2005)
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