Student Scientists Get Hands-On Practice With:
External Features
Observe the frog’s skin,limbs and sense organs.
Mouth System
Take a closer look at the special adaptation of the frog’s mouth.
Digestive System
Dissect the internal organs that contribute todigestion.
Respiratory System
Evaluate the internal organs that contribute to breathing and circulation.
Reproductive System
Distinguish the frog’s sexual organs and systems.
Skeletal System
Construct a frog skeleton with bones from the bone yard.
Breathing Rate Mini Lab
See how temperature affect the breathing rate of this cold-blooded animal
Alimentary Canal Mini Lab
Measure digestive organs canal to see how organ length affects nutrient absorption.
Heart Rate Mini Lab
Test how alcohol, nicotine, THC and cocaine affect heart rate.
Muscle Contraction Mini Lab
Shock a muscle with electricity to see how voltage
Mini Labs: Learning by Doing
Why settle for just a textbook when the interactivity is just a mouse click away? Curious students hone their inquiry skills as they investigate the physiology of a frog and collect, graph and interpret data.

Teacher Developed
What is the most effective way to teach frog anatomy and physiology? BioLab-Frog follows tried-and true educational practices as each student receives pre-Lab instruction, thorough lab simulation, and post-lab reinforcement. This comprehensive, classroom-tested software is built to provide effective instruction in a fun environment.

Minimum System Requirements:
Macintosh
PowerMac, 64MB of total RAM, (Native OSX or System 9.2, thousands of colors, 8x CD-ROM
Windows
Pentium, Windows XP or greater, 64MB of total RAM, 16 bit color, 8xCD-ROM, Windows compatible sound card Apple QuickTime 7.0 or later
(provided on the CD-ROM)

Download a Demo
BioLab Frog - Windows (Self-extracting archive .exe - 6.5 MB) Download in .zip format HERE (Apple QuickTime Required)
BioLab Frog - Macintosh Native OSX(Stuff-It Format- 7.7 MB), BioLab Frog OS9.x - Macintosh (Stuff-It Format- 6.6 MB)