Thursday, April 23, 2009
Eyes in the Back of a Frog's Head
When a frog swallows food, its eyes close and go to the back of its head. The eyeballs actually work to apply pressure that pushes the frog's meal down its throat!
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When a frog swallows food, its eyes close and go to the back of its head. The eyeballs actually work to apply pressure that pushes the frog's meal down its throat!
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