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There are actually several species groups, such as the family Leptodactylidae, that hatch from the egg as fully formed little frogs.
Technically, though, the embryo does go through a "tadpole"-like development before hatching.
Most of the frogs and toads you see in the woods started as tadpoles, but many species require only small puddles of water for breeding, and the tadpoles need to develop before they dry up.
Technically, though, the embryo does go through a "tadpole"-like development before hatching.
Most of the frogs and toads you see in the woods started as tadpoles, but many species require only small puddles of water for breeding, and the tadpoles need to develop before they dry up.
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