0
The common frog doesn't protect its young. Once mating and spawning has finished, the spawn is left to develop. The hatching tadpoles live initially on algae until able to feed on microscopic aquatic creatures - and then develop into a frog that is able to leave the water.
There are certain frogs of tropical rainforests that lay a single egg in the water found in certain plants. The frog will return and lay an unfertilised egg that the tadpole can eat.
Wiki User
∙ 7y ago
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoonly some types of frogs protect there tadpoles and sometimes the parents protect there tadpoles until they are adult frogs
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoFrogs protect their foods by either sitting on top of them or spraying a poisonous and lethal juice from their rear.
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How does a frogs survive how does a frog survive?
Frogs just get food and protect themselves
Why frogs lay there eggs in a river?
They lay there eggs in the water becaose tey protect them and i think that there is some food in the water.
What is being done to protect frogs?
giving frogs better water
What do frogs protect themselves from?
predators
How does poison frogs protect itself?
the skin has poison in it
Why are flies important to frogs?
Flies are a source of food for frogs.
How do frogs help the ecosystem?
Frogs are beneficial to man kind because they eat insects and protect the crops.Frogs maintain ecological balance because these serve as an important link of food chain and food web in the ecosystem some countries the muscular legs of frogs are used as food by man.
Do frogs eat people food?
Frogs do not generally eat people food. Frogs tend to eat insects like flies and simple plants in their environment.
What happens if frogs eat fish food?
Are the frogs complaining about the cuisine?
What are the important characteristics of frogs?
Frogs need air,food and water
How do you protect pond from frogs?
A fine netted net could be the answer
What is the function of a frogs uterus?
I think it is to protect the baby frog
