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Life Cycle of a Frog

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A
frog¡¯s life begins in the water as a tiny egg. Frog eggs are soft and
jelly-like, and the mother frog usually lays them in big clumps. Inside each
egg is a baby frog, slowly growing and getting ready to hatch.

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Narrator: Let's take a look
at the amazing life cycle of a frog.



A
frog's life begins in the water as a tiny egg. Frog eggs are soft and
jelly-like, and the mother frog usually lays them in big clumps. Inside each
egg is a baby frog, slowly growing and getting ready to hatch.



When
the egg hatches, a tiny creature called a larva comes out. This larva is better
known as a tadpole. Tadpoles live in the water, have long tails, and breathe
through gills, just like fish. They swim around and eat algae, which are a kind
of like tiny plants.



As
the tadpole grows, it starts to change. Back legs begin to appear. Then front
legs, too. Its body gets shorter, and it starts to grow lungs to breathe air.
This stage is called a froglet.



The
tail shrinks more and more, and soon it disappears. The froglet becomes an
adult frog. Now it can live on land, breathe with lungs, and hop around using
its strong legs.



One
day, the adult frog returns to the water to lay eggs, and the amazing life
cycle begins all over again.



So
there you have it, the life cycle of a frog:



¡¤        
Eggs



¡¤        
Tadpole



¡¤        
Froglet



¡¤        
Adult
frog



And
the cycle repeats over and over again.

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Question:

 



1. Where does a mother frog usually lay her
jelly-like eggs?



2. What does a tadpole use to breathe
underwater before it grows lungs?



3. What name is given to the stage of a
frog's life when it has grown legs but still has a shrinking tail?

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