The Fascinating Journey of a Frog from Egg to Adult

The video explores the life cycle of a frog, starting from eggs laid in water, hatching into tadpoles with external gills. Tadpoles initially feed on plant material and gradually develop legs, transitioning to a carnivorous diet. As they grow, they undergo metamorphosis, developing lungs and losing their tails to become froglets, eventually emerging as adult frogs.

Where do frogs typically lay their eggs?

• In water

• On leaves

• In trees

• On dry land

What do freshly hatched tadpoles consume for nutrition?

• Algae

• Insects

• Their egg yolk

• Small fish

How do tadpoles breathe before developing lungs?

• By absorbing oxygen from plants

• Through their skin

• With external gills

• Using a snorkel-like tube

What is the primary diet of tadpoles during their early weeks?

• Small fish

• Insects

• Worms

• Plants

At what stage do tadpoles start developing back legs?

• During the first week

• After three months

• Between six and nine weeks

• Immediately after hatching

What is a tadpole called when it starts resembling a frog?

• Froglet

• Mini-frog

• Pre-frog

• Juvenile frog

What significant change occurs in a froglet's mouth during metamorphosis?

• It changes color

• It loses its teeth

• It develops a sticky tongue

• It becomes smaller

How does the diet of a froglet change as it matures?

• From omnivorous to herbivorous

• From carnivorous to herbivorous

• From carnivorous to omnivorous

• From herbivorous to carnivorous

What happens to the froglet's tail during the final phase of metamorphosis?

• It turns into legs

• It falls off

• It grows longer

• It is absorbed into the body

When do the lungs of a froglet fully take over from the gills?

• Immediately after hatching

• During the first week

• In the final phase of metamorphosis

• After one year