Truthfacts about the frog.

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Zappykins said:

sethnintendo said:

Zappykins said:
Those Surinam Toad's reproduction always freaks me out.

Apparently they go from tadpole to frog/toad inside the mother's back.  They probably have a lot higher reproduction success rate since they can emerge more fully developed rather than swimming around like a tadpole.

Yes, because the little ones are tasty.  I think they have about the lowest number of eggs laid by a frog.  But since most hatch, they don't need to have as many.

It's really just an extra membrane that grows over, and as frogs shed their skin, eventually it's gone.  In all fairness if the frogs could talk, I bet they would say human reproduction is disgusting.  "Wait, what? The babies come out from where? Eeeeeeewwwww!"

Come to think of it, it kind of is.

Strawberry Posion Dart Frogs only have 1 tadpole per pregnancy.

They then carry this on their back, bringing it to small pools inside the base of large flowrs which contain insect larva.  She does this until it becomes a froglet.