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What is the difference between the life cycle of a grasshopper and a frog?

Updated: 10/8/2023

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With the grasshopper the eggs hatch into animals that look like little adults. With butterflies the immature animals look nothing like the adult and live of different food. Also there is a "pupal" phase between the caterpillar and the butterfly.

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The young of the grasshopper is called a nymph but the young of the frog is called a tadpole.

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You can't put the answer on the paper if they asked based on the appearance/diagrams.

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The young of the frog (tadpole) does not look like the adult frog but the young of the grasshopper (grasshopper nymph) looks like the adult.

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