Why are frogs considered carnivores?

Frogs are considered carnivores because their diet primarily consists of other animals, particularly insects, worms, and small invertebrates. They have specialized adaptations, such as long tongues and sticky pads, that enable them to catch and consume their prey efficiently. In some cases, larger frog species may even eat small mammals or other frogs. This predatory behavior is essential for their growth, reproduction, and overall survival.