What would happen if the American bullfrog went extinct? NO LINKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Answer: The death of frogs would send a ripple through the ecosystem. The number of animals that eat the frogs will die off, then the animals that eat them will go hungry, and their populations will be devastated as well. This would just keep going up the food chain

Explanation:

Invasive bullfrogs upset the balance of predator-prey interactions and competition for food and shelter, but they also may be worsening another ecological disaster in the amphibian world. ... The invasive American Bullfrog can act as a vector, harboring this fungus, with no ill effects, and spread it to other amphibians

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