Frog Life Cycle and Characteristics

The video explains the life cycle of frogs, which undergo metamorphosis through four stages: egg, tadpole, froglet, and adult frog. Frogs start as eggs laid in water, hatch into tadpoles with gills, transform into froglets with developing lungs and legs, and finally become adult frogs that live on land and reproduce to continue the cycle.

What is the term used to describe the transformation process frogs undergo during their life cycle?

• Transpiration

• Respiration

• Metamorphosis

• Photosynthesis

Approximately how many eggs can a female frog lay at one time?

• 100

• 500

• 4,000

• 10,000

What do tadpoles primarily use to breathe?

• Lungs

• Gills

• Skin

• Mouth

Which of the following best describes a tadpole's appearance?

• It looks like a small frog.

• It looks like a snake.

• It resembles a fish.

• It has wings.

What significant change occurs during the froglet stage?

• The froglet starts to fly.

• The froglet develops lungs and legs.

• The froglet grows a long tail.

• The froglet develops wings.

What does a froglet use for nourishment as it loses its tail?

• Insects

• Stored nutrients in its tail

• Water plants

• Sunlight

How long does it typically take for a froglet to become an adult frog?

• 2-4 weeks

• 2-4 months

• 2-4 days

• 2-4 years

What is a key characteristic of an adult frog?

• It has gills.

• It has no tail and eats insects.

• It lives only in water.

• It has a long tail.

Where does an adult frog primarily live?

• In the air

• On dry land

• In the ocean

• In the desert

What marks the beginning of a new life cycle for frogs?

• The frog hopping

• The tadpole swimming

• The adult frog laying eggs

• The froglet stage