Frogs are generalist predators, which means they eat whatever they can catch.
Unlike humans, they don’t chew their food; instead, they swallow it whole. Thanks to their sticky tongues and sticky saliva, they can snatch up small insects, wild insects and even small mammals in the blink of an eye.
Some smaller frog species focus on bugs, like spiders, crickets and butterflies, while larger frogs, such as the American bullfrog, will go after birds, snakes and even other frogs. Basically, if it fits in their mouths, it’s fair game.
