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Food and Feeding habits of some Amphibian species of Northeast India

Amphibians in general are voracious feeder. They take mainly insects like beetles, termites, flies, grasshoppers, butterflies, moths, bugs, earwigs, dragonflies and also their larvae, etc. Although insects are their principal diet they can feed also on small mammals, rarely small birds, snakes, lizards, other frogs, earthworms, crabs, spiders and in fact any living creature which they can capture and overpower. Some species of frog such as Rana tigerina is said to be a regular cannibal and feeds readily on the young of its own species.