Why do female frogs (or female fish) lay hundreds of eggs?
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female frog or female fish lay hundred of eggs because the chance the sperm will fertilise the egg in low in water as it is external fertilization.Only 5 to 10 have survival chance
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Female frogs (or female fish) lay hundreds of eggs to ensure atleast few of them are fertilised.
Explanation:
- Frogs and fishes undergo external fertilisation. It is a process of fusion of male gamete and female gamete.
- When these animals release eggs into environment then most of eggs are destroyed by wind, water movement and rainfall.
- Some of the eggs and sperms are fertilised and forms zygote. Some of the predators feed on eggs.
- This reduces the probability of formation and survival of egg greatly.
- Thus, external fertilisation is a chance factor and it depends on the environment where the eggs are laid.
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