Life Cycle of a frog

3. The tadpole is fully adopted for aquatic life, It breathes throught gills and moves with a tail. It is herbivorous in the first weeks. As it grows. that tadpole turns into a frog, a terrestal carnivorous anima that moves on 4 legs and breathes with its lung
1. 1. Unlike other vertebrate tetrapods amphibians do not produce amniotic eggs. However, they must live their eggs in the water so that they do not dry out. They eggs are usually covered in a Jelly- like substance, Like de frog eggs shown im figure belown
2. 2. Tadpole is the name given to the larvae of batrachians, especially frogs. At this stage of development, the speciments do not have legs, have an extensive tail and breathe through gills, living in the aquatic environment permanently
3. 4. Adult phase of frogs. Once the metamorphosis has occurred, the young adults disperse in the terrestial enviorments or they can continue to live in the water, this will depend on each species.

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