The embryo looks like a Tadpole.
BB-QP0914 stomach of Tadpole C. S.
In its first form, it resembled a Tadpole.
BB-QP0913 chest of Tadpole.
The Tadpole period is at least 6 weeks.
The Tadpoles feed in mid-water.
Tadpoles are dark above and light colored below.
Tadpole! Tadpole! Tadpole! Tadpole!
You are a Tadpole! You are a Tadpole!
Tadpoles get out from the eggs in 21 days.
They will also eat very small fish and Tadpoles.
I called him Tad because he looked like a Tadpole.
The Tadpole has a long tail, and lives in the water.
I called him Tad then because he looked like a Tadpole.
The Tadpoles use tooth-like structures present within their mouths for eating.
The Tadpoles also face danger by being eaten
by other water animals.
You must have seen numerous Tadpoles swimming in ponds and streams.
Similarly, the Tadpole passes through certain stages to become a frog(Chapter 9).
Not all eggs or Tadpoles will make it to the adult stage.
The Tadpoles grow until they are big enough to break free into the water.
For instance, he points to a Tadpole that breaths air through both lungs and gills.
Although the Tadpole may look like a real"fish",
it has been a frog since its birth.
Tadpoles look more like fish than frogs, they
have long finned tails and breathe through gills.
Glass frog Tadpoles freely flow from the trees
and fall directly into the water upon hatching.
The larvae feed on all sorts of water animals,
often including mosquito larvae, Tadpoles, small fish.
(ii) metamorphosis In the case of Tadpoles, they transform into adults capable of jumping and swimming.
For the next few weeks, the water hole will be home to the frogs' tiny Tadpoles.
The eggs hatch into a Tadpole which lives in water until it metamorphoses into an adult frog.
The tail becomes larger and makes it now possible for the Tadpole to swim around and catch food.
Tadpoles(like most fish) emit ammonia,
while adult frogs migrate to the excretory system with urea, which consumes less water.