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Standard VI
Biology
Meat Eaters and Omnivores
The eggs of f...
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The eggs of frogs do not have shells for protection, yet they are safe in water, how?
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Frog eggs are without any external covering or shell but a layer of jelly holds the eggs together, thus providing them protection.
This jelly protects them from drying up and prevents them from being eaten up by other animals or predators.
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