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		English
		Frog Metamorphosis
		Frogs and toads are amphibians
		Amphibians live part of their life on land and part in water.
		Frogs and toads lay their eggs in water.
		They lay many, many eggs.
		They lay about 4,000 eggs at one time!
		Most of the eggs do not become frogs.
		When the egg hatches it is called a tadpole.
		A tadpole has a long tail that is uses to swim.
		It breathes with gills.
		After a while, the tadpole starts to change into a frog.
		The change from a tadpole to a frog is called metamorphosis.
		The tadpole grows two back legs.
		Next it grows two front legs.
		As the legs grow the tail gets shorter.
		When it starts to get legs it is called a froglet.
		The mouth gets bigger.
		The eyes start to bulge.
		When the frog is an adult it can breathe air using lungs.
		The adult frog has almost no tail.
		It uses its legs to jump or hop.
		A frog eats insects and small fish and worms.
		egg mass
		tadpole
		froglet
		frog