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 given diagram gives information about

frogs

’ cycle of life in a pond. In general,

frogs

undergo eleven processes of life, commencing with eggs to become adults ready to breed. The process starts with eggs laid by an adult frog, and

then

the eggs develop naturally into embryos. After some days, the embryos become tadpoles, which are generally black in colour and have a big head and a

tail

. The tadpoles

then

cling to water-plant in order to continue their lives.

Furthermore

, the external gills rise in tadpoles to help them breathe, and their

tail

keeps on growing in line with their growth. In the next cycle, hind legs appear between their body and

tail

. In

this

stage, their lives depend on food stored in the

tail

. In several days, their front legs appear and their

tail

becomes shorter. The

tail

then

disappears as they develop as young

frogs

. The young

frogs

then

become adult

frogs

. When mating season comes, adult

frogs

seek their partner to reproduce.