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The Life Cycle of a Frog
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My how you've changed, I barely recognized you! Frogs, cold-blooded amphibians, have a different life cycle than most animals. Typically, babies resemble, in miniature, their parents. Not so with frogs. Frogs emerge from their eggs as tadpoles and undergo a total change, or metamorphosis, during the four stages of their life cycle. When a tadpole sprouts legs, it becomes a froglet, the third stage of this change. It is not a mature frog until its tail is completely gone. Insects are the food source during all this change and remains so for small frogs. Large frogs eat rats, mice, small snakes and small frogs. Frogs, in ...