How does reproduction in bears compare to reproduction in a frog?

Answer 1

Reproduction in bears, like most mammals, involves internal fertilization where the male's sperm fertilizes the female's eggs within her body. Bears have a longer gestation period, typically around 6-9 months, and give birth to live young. In contrast, frogs reproduce externally through the process of spawning, where the female releases eggs and the male fertilizes them with his sperm outside of their bodies. Frogs lay eggs in water, which then hatch into tadpoles and undergo metamorphosis to become adults.

Answer 2

You need to find a chladagram that goes far enough to include where vertebrates an invertebrate seperate. It will need to run up through amphibians and include arthopods. A couple of items would be they both lay eggs, undergo metamorphism in their life cycles and are poikiotherms (body temperature is environmentally controlled, commonly known as cold blooded). (or that they both start with F)

Answer 3

Frogs and fish reproduction are similar because they both gain their off spring from several eggs that are kept and birthed in an aquatic environment.

Answer 4

They look alike and go through the same growth patern

Answer 5

becouse frogs are small AND BEARS ARE BIG .BEARS HAE FUR FROGS HAVE leather