<human>: Can you tell me about the frog life cycle?
<bot>: The frog life cycle typically begins with eggs being laid by adult females. The eggs then hatch into tadpoles, which are aquatic creatures that grow and develop in water. When they reach a certain size, they transform into adults, usually around three to four inches long. After mating, the male frogs will carry the fertilized eggs until they hatch into tadpoles. Once the tadpoles have grown into adults, they will leave the water and find a dry place to live. They will then shed their skin and begin to undergo metamorphosis, transforming into the adult form.