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Can you tell me about the frog life cycle?
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The frog life cycle typically begins with a fertilized egg that develops into a tadpole. Tadpoles are aquatic and feed on algae, insects, and other small invertebrates found in ponds, lakes, and streams. After metamorphosis, frogs will leave their aquatic environment to live on land as adults. Adult frogs have two main methods of reproduction; they lay eggs or mate to produce offspring. Egg-laying occurs in water and involves female frogs depositing their eggs in water. Mating is typically done on land and involves male frogs producing sperm and releasing it into the water where females can pick up the sperm and fertilize their eggs.