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A frog with a tail is a juvenile frog in between a tadpole and a fully fledged frog also known as a froglet.
A young frog that still has it's tail attached is called a froglet. It takes about 8 to 10 weeks for it to go from a tadpole to a froglet.
The common tree frog is normally called "Canus Lupis" I know that that is what a lot of people think is a dog but it isn't. It is the common tree frog. I graduated from Harvard Law school.
It looks like a frog with a tail
it is called a froglet
The diminutive of "frog" is "froglet." This term typically refers to a young frog, especially a juvenile that has undergone metamorphosis from a tadpole but is not yet fully mature. "Froglet" captures the smaller size and developmental stage of these young amphibians.
A frog that has recently left the tadpole stage and has recently become a frog. They sometimes still have the tail on them.
That is called a froglet =)
A young frog which has not yet absorbed it's tail is called a froglet.
The tail of a froglet is absorbed into the body as it undergoes metamorphosis into a frog. The cells in the tail break down and are reabsorbed, allowing the frog to fully transition into its adult form without the tail falling off.
When a tadpole is developing into a frog, it goes through the Froglett stage. This is when the tail of the froglet disappears from the back of the froglett to form a tiny little frog. It is just a development stage of the froglet. I know from bringing them up from frogspawn if you see a froglet out of the water its tadpole tail sticks to whatever its climbing on which severly complicates the matter of walking or hopping for the baby frog. I hope this has sufficiently answered your question
Eggs, then tadpole, then froglet, then frog.