It helps the eggs from being attacked by the predator.
You don't put eggs in petroleum jelly to preserve.
to help eggs stick together it is called a slimmy jelly
Being surrounded by waterproof jelly helps frog eggs survive in a pond by providing a protective barrier against predators and environmental hazards. The jelly also retains moisture, preventing the eggs from drying out and ensuring a stable aquatic environment for development. Additionally, the jelly can help to buffer against fluctuations in temperature and water quality, promoting healthier conditions for the embryos as they grow.
the jelly like substance serve the purpose of protecting the eggs and also to keep it together. The jelly like substance also protect the eggs from water.
Frog, toad, newt are three animals that lay jelly coated eggs.
They are round clear jelly like eggs
yes frog eggs do feel like jelly and they also look like a human eye
yes they are
by laying eggs I think they will get pregnant and lay eggs.
The interaction between the sulfur in the eggs and the iron in the grape jelly causes a chemical reaction that can turn the egg whites green. This reaction is more likely to happen with older eggs or eggs that have been cooked for a longer period of time.
The frog eggs are coated with a layer of jelly-like substance is to keep predators from eating the eggs. This coating swells in water to help keep the eggs afloat. to stay moisterized storage fertilization To nourish the eggs and to defend against predators so they can't eat them it makes them slippery and taste badif a predator comes by, and it tries to eat the eggs, (such as a parrot snake) some of the eggs slide out of the mouth of the predator and hatch early.To protect them and also to let them breathe underwater or on land. To protect the eggs.
function of jelly is to protect the egg