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Toads, frogs and tadpoles Feb 4 2008

Toads and frogs are both tailless amphibians and begin life in water as tadpoles.

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Tags: amphibian, anatomy, asia, blyde canyon, egg, fertilise, frog, khao yai, metamorphosis, mpumalanga, national park, south africa, tadpole, thailand, toad

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