The diagram illustrates the Life Cycle process of frogs in a pond. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The figure demonstrates different steps in the development of frogs dwelling in a pond.

Overall

, to reach maturity, the creatures must go through a total of 11 phases, from the eggs to tadpoles and

finally

the frog form. In the beginning, the parents lay eggs in the pool, which raises the embryos until they are hatched out to be tadpoles. Early, the babies will live clingily to the water plants. As they grow, they develop external gills for breathing underwater

as well as

a tail for swimming.

At the end

of their childhood, their two back legs stick out, and the tail still remains as their nutrient storage. Upon reaching a certain size, their front legs start to appear, and the tail becomes shorter over time. When they turn into young frogs is

also

when the rear vanishes. At

this

point, every part of their body is shaped, and the creatures will keep on feeding to survive and increase their size. Once sexually developed, the adults will mate and restart another lifecycle.