Frog Life Cycle and Development

The video explores the fascinating life cycle of a frog, starting with eggs laid in water. It describes the transformation from tadpoles, which resemble fish with tails and gills, to froglets as they develop legs and lungs. Finally, adult frogs return to water to reproduce, continuing the cycle. The video invites viewers to suggest other animal life cycles to explore.

What is one key difference between young frogs and their parents?

• Young frogs look different from their parents.

• Young frogs have wings.

• Young frogs look like their parents.

• Young frogs live in trees.

Where does the life cycle of a frog begin?

• In the water

• In a tree

• In the air

• On land

What do tadpoles primarily use to breathe?

• Lungs

• Gills

• Skin

• Mouth

What is the main diet of tadpoles?

• Small fish

• Plants

• Insects

• Almost everything

What significant change occurs as tadpoles become froglets?

• They start flying.

• They develop limbs and lungs.

• They grow a second tail.

• They develop wings.

What happens to the tadpole's tail as it becomes a froglet?

• It grows longer.

• It disappears completely.

• It gets smaller.

• It turns into a fin.

What is the term used for young frogs that have developed limbs?

• Eggs

• Adult frogs

• Froglets

• Tadpoles

Where do adult frogs return to reproduce?

• On land

• In the air

• In the water

• In trees

Which stage comes directly after the egg stage in a frog's life cycle?

• Egg

• Adult frog

• Froglet

• Tadpole

What are the four main stages of a frog's life cycle?

• Egg, tadpole, froglet, adult

• Egg, caterpillar, pupa, butterfly

• Seed, sprout, plant, tree

• Infant, child, teenager, adult