Frog Life Cycle and Habitats

The video explores the life cycle of frogs, starting with a visit to a pond where various animals live. The narrator discovers frog eggs and learns about frogs' ability to breathe underwater and on land. The process of metamorphosis is explained, detailing how eggs hatch into tadpoles, which then develop into froglets and eventually adult frogs. The video concludes with the narrator's continued visits to the pond, observing the frogs' behavior and habitat.

What types of animals are commonly found around the pond mentioned by the narrator?

• Only amphibians

• Mammals and reptiles

• Insects and birds

• Only fish

What did the narrator's grandpa say about the bubbles attached to the leaf?

• They were insect eggs

• They were air bubbles

• They were fish eggs

• They were frog eggs

How do frogs breathe underwater?

• Through their gills

• Through their fins

• Through their tails

• Through their skin

What is the term used to describe the transformation from frog eggs to adult frogs?

• Evolution

• Metamorphosis

• Regeneration

• Transmutation

What do tadpoles look like when they first hatch?

• Miniature snakes

• Tiny turtles

• Fish-like creatures

• Small frogs

What happens to tadpoles as they grow?

• They become smaller

• They lose their skin

• They grow legs and their tails shrink

• They develop wings

What is the final stage of a frog's metamorphosis?

• Becoming an adult frog

• Becoming a tadpole

• Becoming a froglet

• Becoming a fish

Where do adult frogs prefer to spend their time?

• In the sky

• In the trees

• In the pond and on land

• Underground