The diagram shows the life cycle of a frog. It is noticeable that there are six main stages in the development of a frog, from egg to become a mature frog.
    The life cycle starts when adult frog lays eggs and seaweed is a location where eggs are laid, which is also call as an frogspawn. During the next stage, the baby is grown inside an embryo , then turn into a full-size tadpole, which have a short tail and a long body. Once this stage, the tadpole form legs on its front prepare to live on.
    At the fifth stage of the process, tadpole starts to change into a young frog with a reduced tail, wider mouth, bigger legs and two new back legs. During this period, the young frog keep growing and living in the pond. When this stage is complete, the frog can fully walk and easily breathe on land, its tail also dissapears. The cycle end when the frog become a mature frog and lays eggs for the next generation.