Question

The young one of a frog is known as.

Answer 1

Metamorphosis is the physical development of an animal following birth or hatching, involving a visible and generally sudden change in the animal's body structure due to cell growth and differentiation.

Complete answer:
A tadpole is the larval stage of an amphibian's life cycle. Although most tadpoles are totally aquatic, certain amphibian species have terrestrial tadpoles. Tadpoles have some characteristics that adult amphibians do not, such as a lateral line, gills, and tails.
The transition from tadpole to frog should take about 12-16 weeks. The term for this transformation is 'metamorphosis.' The tadpole's back legs will emerge first. The tadpole's lungs will develop gradually, and you'll notice some modifications to the tadpole's head, such as higher eyes and a bigger mouth. When the tadpole's front legs grow, it stops eating tadpole food and its tail starts to shrink.
It will begin to climb partially out of the water at this point. The term "froglet" refers to a tadpole with front and rear legs but no tail. Although a froglet may have stopped eating tadpole food, it is not yet ready to take adult frog food. As the tail is absorbed into the froglet's body, it will provide sustenance.

Note: During the first day in the habitat, the tadpole may not feed since it is adjusting to its new environment. The tadpole consumes the tadpole food that comes with the kit. We've included all of the tadpole's feeding requirements. Tadpoles are vegetarians who feed on algae and plants in the wild. Our tadpole diet is nutritious and won't decompose or dirty the water as rapidly as green foods.