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How a Tadpole Becomes a Frog
Age 7 · Animals
Open to everyone until Thursday, October 29
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A frog starts as a tiny egg in the water, then hatches into a tadpole with a long tail. The tadpole grows back legs, then front legs, its tail gets shorter, and it becomes a frog.
Examples
- In spring you can find clumps of frog eggs in a pond.
- Tadpoles in a pond swim with their tails, like little fish.
Key takeaways
- A tadpole grows its back legs first and its front legs after.
- A frog’s tail shrinks away as it grows up.
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