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The African clawed frog is unable to survive outside of water. |
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Can move through water using their own power (independent of currents). |
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The African clawed frog uses its claws to eat. |
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Male amphibian grasps female as part of the mating process (hugging). The female releases eggs as she is squeezed and the males release sperm to fertilize the eggs. |
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The African clawed frog can make a tiny chirp (mating call) that females can answer to. |
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