Question

How did Horn Frogs evolve to shoot blood out their eyes?

Answer 1

Answer- P. Solare, which are commonly known as horned toads, are the performers autohemorrhaging are species of North America.

They ahve a wide range of predators within their habitat. One unusual defence mechanisminvolves the flooding of their ocular sinuses, tissues found below their eye, with blood. When horned frogs gets threatened by a predator, its final defence response is to shoot blood from these flooded sinuses and out its eye sockets. As a result the predator is often frightened and flees.

This process is called auto-homorrhaging.