The pictorial diagram graphically delineates how frogs grow from eggs to mature individuals.
Overall, the life cycle of this species entails manifold developmental stages, including 11 steps in total, beginning with eggs being spawned and finishing with juvenile frogs transforming into mature individuals; additionally, the salmon’s life cycle starts again, like that of those frogs before.
Regarding the inaugural steps of the process, female frogs lay a multitude of eggs that subsequently develop into embryos in the following step. Subsequent to this, embryos grow into tadpoles that cling to water plants. At the following stage, the tadpoles develop external gills for breathing while their tails continue to progressively grow longer, after which this species’ appearances continuously witness distinct changes, especially hind legs appearing in order to make movement easier.
Concerning the remainder of the process, having eaten a significant amount of food, the frogs’ front legs emerge. Penultimately, after their tails become shorter, the size of the frogs is bigger than before, which are known as “young frogs”. Finally, frogs evolve into their final form, readily available for parenthood, and the life cycle initiates anew.