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How many stages does a frogs life cycle have?
The frog has three distinct stages of development in its life cycle.the first stage is the laying of the ova and the fertilization stage in the water called the spawning stage.The second stage is the tadpole stage where the eggs hatch and the tiny tadpoles swing in water to develop limbs .The final stage is the terrestial stage when the frog leaves the water .
You found some tadpoles they are small and black what kind of frog will they be?
Many types of frogs have black tadpoles.
How do tadpole protect themselves?
the problem is tadpoles cant thats why the frog makes so many baby tadpoles
How many stages are in frog's life cycle?
There are numerous number of life cycles in a frog's life cycle but it is best to say that the frog has 3 stages.The stage are the egg stage, the tadpole stage (young) and the adult stage (frog)!
How long does it take for tadpoles to grow into frogs in Australia?
There are many different species of frog in austrailia, and just as many answers to this question. Frog development depends on which kind of frog we are discussing, not on which continent the animal is from.
How many weeks does it take for a tadpole to become a frog?
It takes approximatly one month for tadpoles to turn into adult frogs.
How many tadpoles can a frog have at one time?
Most frogs lay thousands of eggs when they spawn but there are a few species that only have a few at a time.
Name of eggs that produce tadpoles?
An egg is just called 'an egg' but in collective terms many eggs are called 'frogspawn' or 'toadspawn'.
How is a tadpole and frog alike?
A polliwog is a young frog that only has a tail. A tadpole is the young frog once it grows out it's legs.
How many syllables in this poem tadpoles swim quickly until its tail wiggles loose and a frog hops out?
There are 17 syllables. Tad-poles - swim - quick-ly - un-til - its - tail - wig-gles - loose - and - a - frog - hops - out.
Why are half of the frog's eggs ever turn into tadpoles?
They have a high mortality rate. That is why they lay so many eggs, more eggs means more chances for them to grow to adults.
Why do frogs lay number of eggs?
Because so many of the tadpoles never make it to adult hood - many animals eat tadpoles and young frogs, such as birds, fish and diving beetles.
