They lose their tails, not legs.
When most frogs hatch they have a tail. They are called tadpoles or polywogs. As they mature they lose the tail and grow front and back legs.
Tadpoles aren't fish, but baby frogs. They grow legs and lose their tails later.
No. As a tadpole a frog can regrow its tail if it is damaged. But they lose this power of regeneration of limbs as they mature into frogs. It is a myth that they can regrow legs.
Metamorphosis is when an animal or insect gradually changes over time. Take a butterfly for example, it starts as a caterpillar, then spins a cocoon and emerges as a butterfly. Frogs begin as tadpoles, then over time sprout legs and lose their tails, to become frogs.
no, adult frogs do not have tails. although frogs do have tails when they are young, but they loose them.
Some amphibians can. Salamanders can grow back legs, tadpoles can regrow broken tails, but frogs can't grow back legs. i am dating a hot guy!
they don't really fall off, more accurately they are slowly absorbed by a frogs body as they change it gradually grows shorter until it disappears, Occasionally small frogs are found stil in development with a tiny stub of remaining tail
Hi, that sounds like the group called Amphibians. This group includes frogs, most of which start out life as tadpoles that swim in water. As they get older they lose their tails and grow arms and legs. Then they can live on land, although they usually don't get too far away from water.
You will see what look like very small fish with tails (or possibly legs if they are becoming frogs soon) and frogs around your pool. If there are tadpoles in your pool you should be able to see them.
No, cats do not naturally lose their tails.
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Frogs can regenerate their tails as tadpoles, but they lose all their regenerative capacity after metamorphosis