Why do frogs have tadpole?

Answer 1

At first they don't have any legs and then hind legs come out right where the tail starts. And later front legs come out behind their eyes. After that their tail starts to shrink and they become little frogs.

Answer 2

They grow lungs and their tails become shorter.Then they will be really small they are called 'froglets' then they will become bigger and bigger and they are now frogs. it takes about 6 months or more to from being an egg to a frog.

Answer 3

Amphibians, being dominant at one stage, were extremely successful, and currently are.

Evolution takes place, causing them to find more and more efficient ways to survive.

Although tadpoles may seem unnecessary, tadpoles are, on purpose, undeveloped because:

Frogs and toads are usually prey rather than predator, and usually their only defense is agility and advantage in water. If they bare eggs for long, which they would if they develop what is required for developing a frog in an egg, they would fall prey more easily.

Second but not least, having such long legs cramped in an egg(tadpoles grow in an egg for some time) they would not work.

Answer 4

Frogs lay eggs in water, and tadpoles are the larval stage of frogs that hatch from these eggs. Tadpoles have gills for breathing underwater, which later develop into lungs as they metamorphose into adult frogs. This unique life cycle allows frogs to adapt to different environments and optimize their chances of survival.

Answer 5

Because it sees your face! DAH!!! Everyone know that!

Answer 6

If they live long enough and get sufficient food they will eventually develop legs. Some tadpoles never fully mature into adults like the Axolotl but they all do develop legs.

Answer 7

Reproduction is the act of two frogs fertilizing eggs. The process of a tadpole becomming a frog is called metamorphosis.

Answer 8

Through metemorphasis.

Answer 9

it must be malnurished