How does a frog catch a bug?
Marshmallow Trap
How does a frog catch a bug?
Picture a frog on a lily pad, doing absolutely nothing. Still as a statue. Patient as a rock. But make no mistake — this frog is a hunter, and its whole body is a loaded spring, waiting for one very unlucky bug to fly by.
First, the frog has to spot dinner. Frogs are brilliant at seeing movement — a bug sitting perfectly still can be almost invisible to them. But the moment it twitches, buzzes, or flutters, the frog locks on like a tiny green radar dish.
