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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.
Eggs, then tadpole, then froglet, then frog.
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