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When the babies are born the mother picks them up with her mouth and carries them to the river or other body of water. When she gets to the river she will release her young and hope for the best.
Some species like the Salty take parental care a step higher. Salties will crack open the unhatched eggs with their teeth, releasing the babies. They will also guard the babies for three or so months.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 8y agono they desert them at birth and let fate decide what happens
The parental care of an amphibian is very short lived. Most amphibians that lay their eggs in water leave them unattended. Species that deposit their eggs on land however commonly have a parent that guards the egg to prevent predators from stealing them. Many species of frogs show spectacular forms of parental care. An example is the male Darwin's frog in Chile that picks up the eggs deposited on the ground by its partner and carries them in his vocal sac until they develop into adults.
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∙ 13y agoIt depends on the species, but there are many species of frog that provide parental care to their tadpoles. Conversely, there are many species of frog that provide no care beyond laying the eggs.
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∙ 8y ago
It depends which frog... if it is a poison dart then the lay one egg in a pool of water, But if its like some other frogs then make a more categorised question.
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∙ 8y agono No. The eggs hatch into tadpoles and swim away.
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∙ 14y agoMany appear to be small fish when first hatched.
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∙ 12y agoa frog does not look after its young most times it would just eat them
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∙ 11y agoYes, they do. They will also urinate on thr youong if they get to dry, they will also carry the tadpoles around on ther hind legs! I know it might sound gross but its true!
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∙ 11y agoNo. Frog lay eggs that hatch and the baby has to fend for it's self.
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What are salamaders?
Salamanders are amphibians which look rather like large newts.
Importance of amphibians?
Amphibians eat a lot of insects like harmful species and are prey of many animals like some snakes.
Do amphibians have a larynx?
Many amphibians are born with lateral lines. As they grow older, some amphibians such as salamanders lose their lateral line because it's no longer a necessity due to the fact they also walk on land.
Why are amphibians not considered true land animals?
they spend a lot of their time in water (like frogs for example)
What two organ systems are involved in gas exchange?
The respiratory system and the circulatory system
What do today's amphibians look like?
amphibians are frogs and stuff, so amphibians look pretty slimy because if you look at their skin its looks like its wet.
What do amphibians look like?
well take a frogs born for instance my brother told me that's just about as eggy as it can get
How does a amphibian look like?
amphibians are frogs, newts, and toads,
Do amphibians look nothing like there babies is that true?
i do know
Are amphibians born out of eggs?
Most amphibians like frogs lay eggs, but not all. Some species like the Lungless Salamander.
Do amphibians look like tad poles when their babies?
It really depends!
What are salamaders?
Salamanders are amphibians which look rather like large newts.
What Is Amphibian that looks like a lizard?
Salamander or newt. They look sort of like lizards but are amphibians.
Are all frogs born in the water?
Yes, they are born in eggs and like all amphibians are born in water.
How do amphibians born?
Amphibians hatch from eggs
Does a frog's young look like baby frogs when born?
A frog's tadpole doesn't look like the parents. The tadpole has to stay in water until it develops into an adult frog. As a frog it can leave the water and breath air, returning to the water whenever it wants.
What animals live both in water and on land?
turtle ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amphibians, like frogs.
