They are close to the bottom layer of the food chain. In order for the survival of the species, when they reproduce, they do so in the millions so that a few of the progeny will be bound to survive sometimes.
Because so many of the tadpoles never make it to adult hood - many animals eat tadpoles and young frogs, such as birds, fish and diving beetles.
Many fish and some frogs.
A shedding of gametes into water refers to the release of reproductive cells, such as eggs and sperm, by aquatic organisms directly into the surrounding water. This method of reproduction is common in many marine organisms, such as fish and sea urchins, as well as in some freshwater species like frogs and certain types of algae. By dispersing their gametes in water, these organisms increase the likelihood of successful fertilization and subsequent development.
Many animals live in ponds. Toads, frogs, fish, bugs, turtles, and many more! You'll also find ducks, and maybe even geese! (depending on where you live)
Blue herons eat mainly fish, frogs, small snakes.
chickens are larger they cant produce that many. also hens raise their young so they have a highersurvivalrate where frogs just lay the eggs and and leave same goes for fish and only a small % of them will make it to sexual maturity
Fish, turtles, frogs, insects, worms and many other animals.
amphibians and fish eg salmon, frogs ect1. crab 2. beetle3. ant4. many fish spawn
Frogs produce a large number of gametes to increase the chances of successful fertilization and ensure species survival, as many eggs and sperm may be lost to predation or environmental factors. This reproductive strategy, known as external fertilization, allows them to maximize their reproductive output in a single breeding season. Additionally, producing many gametes helps counteract high rates of mortality among embryos and larvae, increasing the likelihood that some will reach maturity.
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Fish, frogs, turtles, crayfish, many types of bugs... lots of things.
Many species of frogs and toads make rough, croaking sounds. There are also some birds, amphibians, and fish that are also capable of making similar sounds.