What is the shovelnose frog?
Q: What is the shovelnose frog?
A: The shovelnose frog is a genus of nine species of medium-sized digging frogs, the only genus in the Family Hemisotidae, found in tropical and subtropical sub-Saharan Africa.
Q: What is the size of shovelnose frogs?
A: Shovelnose frogs are medium-sized frogs that reach a length of 8 centimetres (3.1 inches) with round bodies and short legs.
Q: What is the characteristic of shovelnose frogs?
A: Shovelnose frogs have a small and narrow head with a hard, upturned nose.
Q: What does shovelnose frog eat?
A: There is no information provided about the diet of the shovelnose frog in the given text.
Q: Where do shovelnose frogs spend most of their life?
A: Shovelnose frogs live most of their life underground.
Q: How do shovelnose frogs lay eggs?
A: The female will dig underground while in amplexus and lay the eggs in an underground hole. The male will leave through the tunnel, and the female will stay with the eggs.
Q: What is unique about the method of digging used by the shovelnose frog?
A: Unlike other digging frogs that dig rear first, shovelnose frogs dig head first.
