What female frog carries the male frog on her back?
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Because their eggs are naked, like fish eggs, and would dry out and die unless kept moist. They also don’t copulate (for the most part; I think there are one or two dry-land toads that do something similar and then carry the eggs in their moist mouths till they hatch). The males mostly shed sperm into the water near the eggs, just as fish do.
One of the essential differences between amphibians and reptiles is the fact that reptiles lay shelled eggs — eggs that can survive dry conditions.
Because their eggs are naked, like fish eggs, and would dry out and die unless kept moist. They also don’t copulate (for the most part; I think there are one or two dry-land toads that do something similar and then carry the eggs in their moist mouths till they hatch). The males mostly shed sperm into the water near the eggs, just as fish do.
One of the essential differences between amphibians and reptiles is the fact that reptiles lay shelled eggs — eggs that can survive dry conditions.
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Male frog has sound producing vocal sacs and also a copulatory pad on the first digit of the fore limbs. These are absent in the female frogs.
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