General information:
Frogs live independently. They lay eggs
on a leaf. This is why its called a leaf frog. Then they roll
it up and make sure it stays that way ith a waxy substance that they produce.
Then when it rains, the eggs get caught by the water and are rushed out
of the leaf and into a pond or other body of water. The eggs hatch
and the baby spends the first part of its life as a tadpole. Eventually
the tadpole forms legs and its gills change to lungs. It is then
that the tadpole comes onto land in the form of a frog. This frog
catches very small insects such as flies and ants for its food.
Andrew Sheffler
