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Frog undergoes a complex metamorphosis from egg to tadpole to baby frog to adult. The frog life cycle begins with the mother frog laying several eggs in water. Not all eggs will hatch due to internal factors from the parents or external threats in the environment. The eggs that do hatch become tadpoles, which breathe through gills and eat plants. Over time, tadpoles grow legs and lungs and transform into baby frogs that can leap. After 2-4 years, baby frogs mature into adult frogs that eat insects and lay eggs, continuing the cycle.
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- 1. Frog Metamorphosis By : Inka Okta Finanda (17) Michelle Angeline (20)
- 2. What kind of Animal is a Frog? Frog is an amphibian animal, which means living in two realms (in the water and on the land). It had a perfect metamorphosis, which means a biological development process in animals that involves changes in physical appearance or structure after birth or hatching. These physical changes occur as a result of cell growth and cell differentiation which are
- 3. Frog Life Cycle The mommy frog lay out a few of eggs The eggs hatched The Tadpole turns into a baby frog Baby frog grew into the adult frog Adult Frog (daddy / mommy frog) Frog Egg Tadpole Baby Frog
- 4. Frog's Egg The frog's life cycle begins with the egg. At this stage, the frog can lay up until 4,000 eggs. The frog releases the eggs in the water. Later the eggs will float on the water in the form of lumps, but some are attached to aquatic plants or even sink to the bottom of the water. The frog eggs will hatch within one until three weeks. However, of the many frog eggs, not all will successfully hatch and become frogs. The success or failure depends on the internal and external factors of the egg. Internal factors that can prevent frog eggs from hatching are genes from the parent frog eggs themselves, if the parent frogs have good genes, the eggs will also be good and not easily damaged. Meanwhile, external factors that prevent frogs from hatching are water currents, predators that prey on frog eggs and also human activities.
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- 6. Adult Frog The frog’s tail will eventually disappear completely and it will start to eat insects instead of plants from the water. The young frog will grow for about 2-4 years to become an adult. The adult frogs then lay their eggs and more tadpoles hatch and begin the cycle again!
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