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Difference a day makes: Bullfrog Egg Development

Posted on 06/27/2016 by mfbenard

Adult Bullfrogs are the largest North American frog, and even their tadpoles can be a handful. But they start their lives at a much smaller size. Here are two photos showing one day’s development of a bullfrog egg. The first photo shows a bullfrog egg about one day after it was laid, and the second photo shows a bullfrog egg about two days after it was laid. This entry was posted in Natural History, Photography and tagged Bullfrog, egg, Frog, Natural History. Bookmark the permalink.