The rain frog’s nighttime routine | A Perfect Planet
The rain frog, at top speed, can cover around 38 metres in one night. Not surprising for a frog the same size and shape as a marshmallow.
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Clip Info
- Clip length: 2'39''
- Broadcast year: 2021
Curriculum Connection
- Geography | Ecosystems | Desert biomes | Species adaptations in the desert
Access
Licence: ERA Licence required
Usage
UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted
Content
- Provider: BBC
- Channel: BBC One
- Programme: A Perfect Planet
- Series: 1
- Episode: Weather
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