This depends on the type of tadpole. Frog tadpoles are particularly subject to predation by fish, birds, lizards and even other amphibians. Toad tadpoles, on the other hand, have been shown to be rather unpalatable, and less likely to be eaten by those creatures listed, but are just as likely to be preyed upon by creatures with sucking mouth parts rather than chewing mouth parts.
Usually, tadpoles swin away; I assume that pollywogs do the same.
Survival of the species. Predators consume a lot of eggs, tadpoles and young frogs.
Yes. Every living thing has to consume something to live.
it can move very fast and it is very small compared to its predators- frogs, baby fish, tadpoles
It is a cloud of tadpoles.
The Eastern Common Froglet, which is a species commonly found in Australia, has different types of predators. Predators of the Eastern Common Froglet include different types of birds (such as the White-Faced Heron), lizards (such as goannas), and snakes (such as diamond pythons).
Flatworms have many predators, including aquatic insects, such as dragonfly naiads and diving beetles. Tadpoles, small fish, and crustaceans also eat them.
Tadpoles must eat a lot in order to grow as quickly as possible, since the bigger they are the safer they are from predators. They eat almost all the time if they can find food, though when they are first hatch they absorb the yolk of their eggs rather than eating other foods.
The predators of adult bullfrogs are raccoons and large birds like heron, Young bullfrogs and tadpoles have more predators, including snakes, fish, birds, and turtles. The bullfrog is a large frog, and the females can lay nearly 20,000 eggs.
No. Tadpoles do not play dead.
Tadpoles start of with gills.
Frogs are fertilized outside of the mother which is part of the reason half of frog's eggs turn into tadpoles. Also, predators nearby may be drawn to the eggs.