ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Protecting Frogs is Everyone’s Job ????????
Did you know that many frogs around the world are in trouble? In fact, half of all frog species are at risk of disappearing forever! Frogs are a type of animal called amphibians, which means they live both in water and on land. They are very sensitive to changes in their surroundings.
Frogs face many challenges because their homes are changing. When forests and jungles are cut down, frogs lose their homes. Also, when the weather gets too warm, it can be hard for some frogs to survive. These changes make it difficult for frogs to find food and stay safe.
Helping frogs is something we can all do! Here are some simple ways to make a difference:
We can protect frogs by taking care of the environment. This means not littering, recycling, and using less water and electricity. When we keep nature clean and healthy, frogs have a better chance to thrive.
Planting trees and flowers can provide frogs with places to live and hide. It also helps keep the air clean and cool, which is good for frogs and other animals.
Learning about frogs and sharing what you know with others can help spread the word about their importance. The more people know, the more we can all work together to protect them.
Did you know that frogs can jump up to 20 times their own body length? That’s like you jumping across a whole basketball court in one leap! Frogs also have special skin that helps them breathe both in water and on land.
By taking small steps to care for our planet, we can help keep frogs safe and sound. Remember, protecting frogs is something we can all do together!
Frog Habitat Exploration: Go on a nature walk with an adult and look for places where frogs might live. Can you find a pond, a stream, or a shady spot under some trees? Draw a picture of what you see and think about why frogs might like to live there. What can you do to help keep these places clean and safe for frogs?
Frog-Friendly Garden: With the help of an adult, plant a small garden or even a few potted plants. Choose plants that provide shade and moisture, like ferns or hostas. Observe how these plants grow and think about how they might help frogs. Do you see any insects or other animals visiting your garden?
Frog Fact Sharing: Create a fun poster or a short video about frogs using the facts you learned. Share it with your family or friends. Include interesting frog facts, like how far they can jump or how they breathe through their skin. Encourage others to learn more about frogs and how they can help protect them.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“Unfortunately, half of the world’s frog species are in danger of extinction. Amphibians are very sensitive to changes in their environment, such as the destruction of forests and jungles, or the warming of their habitats, which makes some species less common. How can we help prevent them from disappearing? It’s very easy: by taking care of our environment.”
