Frog Anatomy

Vomerine teeth: To hold and secure prey

Estuachian tubes:

Tympanic membrane: Ear drum, to hear typically for mating

Nictitating membrane: 3rd eyelid, prevents dirt and protects the eyeball. Also allows frog to see underwater

Esophagus: Where food goes down to the stomach

Glottis: Shields the entry into the lungs

Tongue: Catches prey

Maxillary teeth: Secure prey

Liver: Produces bile to start the process of breaking down food

Gallbladder: Stores bile 

Pancreas: Secretes enzymes, helps break down food 

Fat bodies: Store fat, incase needed for hibernation or limited food

Stomach: Secretes juices for digestion

Small intestine:Absorbs broken down food

Kidney: Filters out any toxins or such out of the blood

Large intestine: Where undigested wastes are collected

Cloaca: Food wastes, sperm and eggs, and wastes from kidney and urinary bladder are here

Anus: Wastes leave thru anus