How does a frog use its tongue?
Hmmm… I wonder why I’m not catchin’ any love?
When a fly or bug flits by, the frog hurls out its sticky tongue, snares the prey, and curls its tongue back in to swallow the meal. It’s similar to casting out a fish line, then reeling in a fish.
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No matter what we do, we are always in search of love. Through the eyes of frogs and princes and women and men, let's see why we keep kissing!
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