How do frogs avoid predators?

Frogs avoid predators using a variety of strategies, including camouflage, jumping, and toxins. Many species blend into their surroundings to evade detection, while others use bright colours to signal that they are poisonous. When threatened, frogs can leap long distances to escape or secrete noxious substances from their skin. Some species also play dead or inflate their bodies to appear larger, deterring potential attackers.