He diagram illustrates the Life Cycle process of frogs in a pond

T he diagram illustrates the Life Cycle process of frogs in a pond.

The given diagram shows the natural life cycle process of frog ponds.
Overall, it is clearly seen that there are seven stages in the life cycle of the frog beginning with the egg stage and ending with a fully grown frog.
To begin with, the initial stages explain the early period of frogs’ life, which begins at the egg stage. Then amphibians moves onto the embryo stage from the eggs. They continue their life clinging to plants of water in the form of tadpoles. During their growing, external gills for breathing and then hindlegs appear in their bodies. In the fourth stage, they begin to live by food stored in their tails. Afterwards, front legs appear significantly, but tails become shorter than before. In such stage, their bodies’ colour also change into another one, from black to green. Young frogs become adults over time, then lay to eggs and frogs’ life cycle continues in such a process.