Life Cycle of a Frog

Frogs are not born as adult frogs. Frogs go through metamorphosis and change as they grow into adult frogs. ​

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There are 4 stages of the frog's life cycle​

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Life Cycle​ of a Frog 🐸

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Frogs are a special kind of animal called an amphibian.

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Amphibians lay eggs, are cold blooded, have a backbone, and can live on land and in water. ​

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Amphibians​

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​Female frogs lay eggs. Depending on what kind of frog it is, it can lay hundreds or even thousands of eggs at a time.

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The eggs are protected by a thick jelly substance. ​ The eggs stay in the jelly until they hatch.

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The first stage of the frog's life cycle is the egg.

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​When the eggs hatch, the tadpole comes out.

Tadpoles swim in the water. They have a tail and gills to help them breathe under water. ​

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The second stage of the frog's life cycle is the tadpole. ​

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The tadpoles begin to grow legs and arms before moving to the next stage of the life cycle.

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They still have their tails and breath with their gills. ​

The froglet now breathes with lungs.

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It is starting to lose its tail. ​

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The third stage is the froglet stage. ​

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At this point, the frog is almost an adult. ​

Adult frogs do not have tails.

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They breathe using their lungs.

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They can live on land and water. ​

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The last stage of the frog life cycle is the adult frog. ​

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