What is the difference between a frog's skin and a human skin?

Question

the integral parts..i need a clear answer not a stupid not a nonsense answers..get it?hahaha!!

Answer 1

frogs skin is icky

Answer 2

My professor gave me a high point for my answer:

The distinctive difference between the frog skin and the human skin is that the frog skin has MUCUS GLANDS and POISON GLANDS in it. The frog skin also has CHROMATOPHORES in it that is responsible for the coloring pigments on the skin. The frog skin is MORE POROUS for water to enter in and out of skin, they do this as a form of drinking. On the other hand, the human skin does not posses all of the things mentioned above but it has HAIR FOLLICLES, SEBACEOUS GLANDS and SWEAT GLANDS in it which the frog does not posses.

You could also refer to this site which helped me:

Comparing Frog

and Human Skin

http://slohs.slcusd.org/pages/teachers/r...

Hope this helps...:-)

  

Answer 3

  Green and water proof. So there.

Answer 4

There are all sorts of differences. I guess the main one is that frogs can breathe through their skin and humans can't. You'll have to be a bit more specific if you want more than that.

Answer 5

There's no difference at all =)

Answer 6

frogs skin is thinner and more permeable than human skin they can breath and absorb water through it unlike human skin they also absorb chemicals at a much faster rate than human skin

Answer 7

The "main" difference is that a frog's skin transfers moisture through it via osmosis much more readily than a humans.  Their skin also "breaths" better than ours, and has a higher moisture content.  A frog's skin must be kept moist at all times or it will die.  Their skin is also a lot more elastic than ours, and holds more cromatophores (color cells) than ours.

Answer 8

nothing theirs is just naturally smoother so dont get jelous.

Answer 9

frogs' skin is much rougher then humans...it's also green and has large black spots on it...unlike most humans