Tadpole Development and Transformation

The video explains the life cycle of frogs, starting from eggs in a pond to their transformation into tadpoles and eventually adult frogs. It covers the development stages, challenges faced by tadpoles, and the metamorphosis process. The video concludes with the mature frog's lifestyle and habitat preferences.

What is the structure of a frog egg?

• A ball of clear jelly with a small dark center

• A hard shell with a soft interior

• A leathery surface with a liquid core

• A spongy exterior with a solid center

What is the main job of a tadpole after hatching?

• To find a mate

• To explore the land

• To eat and grow

• To build a nest

What helps a tadpole breathe underwater?

• Gills

• Lungs

• Scales

• Fins

What significant change occurs in tadpoles as they develop?

• They grow wings

• They develop hind legs

• They lose their tails

• They change color

Where do the tadpole's gills move as it develops?

• To its head

• To its tail

• Inside its body

• Outside its body

What new diet does a tadpole adopt as it transforms?

• Leaves and grass

• Small bugs

• Fish and turtles

• Fruits and seeds

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

• It changes color

• It becomes a fin

• It shrinks

• It grows longer

Where does a young frog spend most of its time?

• In the air

• In the trees

• In the water

• On land

What does a young frog primarily eat?

• Bugs and worms

• Leaves

• Seeds

• Fish

How long does it take for a frog to become fully grown?

• One year

• Five years

• Two to three years

• Six months