Approximate number of progeny in Frogs
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In frogs fertilization takes place outside the body(external fertilization) so a large number of eggs are released by them to improve the chance of fertilization. ... So the large no enables adequate number of eggs for fertilization even if some eggs are destroyed.
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Approximate number of progeny in Frogs is
2 to more than 50,000 at once.
Explanation:
- Frogs mature between the ages of two months to three years. The speed at which a frog matures, as well as the type of frog, can be affected by colder temperatures.
- Based on the species, a female adult frog can lay anywhere from 2 to more than 50,000 eggs at once.
- Fertilization takes place external in most frog species. As the female frog releases the eggs, the male frog catches her back and fertilises them.
- Every male wants to claim a female as the amphibians gather. In shallow areas of water, male frogs and toads will clamber on top of the female.
- Frog eggs can require anything from 3 to 25 days to hatch after being delivered.
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