<human>: Can you tell me about the frog life cycle?
<bot>: The frog life cycle typically begins with eggs being laid by adult females in water. These eggs will then hatch into tadpoles, which are essentially baby frogs. Tadpoles have gills and a tail that they use for swimming. They feed on algae and other aquatic plants, and eventually develop lungs and legs so that they can live on land. After metamorphosis, the froglets will leave the water and begin to look for mates and establish territories. Adult frogs lay eggs in ponds or lakes and the cycle continues.