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When male mate, male frogs tends to clasp the female underneath in a embrace called amplexus. A few months later the female lays soft jelly eggs. There is a black dot inside the eggs and that dot will grow into a tadpole. After 10 days the tadpole wriggle out of the eggs. The tadpole then grow gills then legs and their tail will soon disappeared. The cycle start all over again

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There are two answers to this. There's how they reproduce and how it is when theyre ready to reproduce. Look those two questions up depending on which one you need both answer the same question you asked just worded different. Hope this helps!

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Frogs lay eggs. The eggs turn to tadpoles. Finally the tadpoles become frogs.

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Baby , Tadpole , Frog

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