What is Metamorphosis?
Metamorphosis is a complete change of form or structure.
Do frogs lay their eggs on land or in water?
Frogs lay their eggs in wet places.
How many stages are there in a frog's life cycle?
5 stages: fertilized eggs, legless tadpole, tadpole with back legs, tadpole with four legs, and adult frog.
What is a floating clump of frog eggs called?
It is called a frog spawn.
What surrounds frog eggs that protects them?
A jelly-like substance
How many days does it take for a frog egg to hatch?
21 days
Does a tadpole develop front or back legs first?
Back legs
How long does a tadpole stay a tadpole?
Up to 5 weeks
How long does it take a frog egg to become and adult frog?
Eleven weeks or 77 days
How long do frogs live?
From 4-15 years
How far can a frog jump?
Up to 10 times their body length
What do tadpoles eat?
Tadpoles eat algae, insects and other eggs.
What do frogs eat?
Frogs eat insects and worms.
How do frogs protect themselves?
Their colors tell other animals that they are not good to eat or poisonous. Frogs also secrete a slime that coats their bodies so that they taste bad.
What is a group of frogs called?
An army.
Do frogs have slimy or dry skin?
slimy
Are the front legs or back legs longer on a frog?
The back legs are longer.
Where do frogs live?
Frogs live in or around fresh water.
Do frogs drink water?
No, they absorb it through their skin.
Are frogs vertebrates or invertebrates?
Frogs are vertebrates, they have spines.