Amphibians: Frogs

As the audio titled "Amphibians: Frogs" begins, you are guided into a serene world of Michigan's marsh, teeming with the life of various amphibians. The primary focus is on the fascinating life of frogs. The audio description brings to life the distinctive, rhythmic croaking of frogs echoing through the marshlands. You can almost feel the cool mist of the marsh on your skin as the narration dives into the daily life of these amphibians. The presentation describes vivid details about the frogs' vibrant colors, their varying sizes, and their unique features, such as their webbed feet and bulging eyes. The audio shifts to the frogs' lifecycle, detailing their transformation from tiny, jelly-like eggs into tadpoles, and eventually morphing into adult frogs. It explains their diet consisting of small invertebrates and insects, and their vital role in maintaining the marsh's ecological balance. The sounds of the marsh, the chorus of croaking frogs, the rust