Frog

A frog is an amphibian: many species start as tadpoles in water, then grow legs and lungs, though others develop directly into small frogs. It catches insects with a long, sticky tongue that flips out of its mouth in a flash. To swallow, a frog pulls its big eyes down into its head, and they help push the food down its throat.

Tap it: a fly buzzes in and hovers, the frog's tongue shoots out, catches it and snaps back, its eyes sink to swallow, and it croaks twice with a puff of its throat. Pick a green, red, blue or yellow frog in the Splash tab. With ✋ Hands-on on, press on the frog and a fly buzzes at your fingertip: drag it around and the frog turns to keep it in front, and let go and it catches the fly.