When do frogs appear and breed?

Frogs appear in spring, summer and autumn. Because frog is a kind of temperature-changing animal, its body temperature is not constant. In winter, their body temperature is very low, and they will go into hibernation and will not appear. In the three seasons when frogs will appear, their frequency is different, and the frequency is the highest in summer, especially in rainy weather in summer. In spring and autumn, frogs appear less frequently. They rarely appear in early spring and late autumn when the temperature is low. 1. When did the frog appear? Frog is one of the common animals in China, and it is a typical amphibian. Frogs can often be seen in daily life, or at least their cries can be heard, especially near rivers, ponds and other waters. Frogs appear in spring, summer and autumn, which means they may appear except in winter. Frogs belong to warm animals, which means that they hibernate in winter and sleep in caves. At this time, they will be in a static state and will not continue to move.

Although frogs appear in spring, summer and autumn, their frequency in these three seasons is also different. Frogs are more likely to appear in summer. Frogs are very active, especially when it rains in summer. You can see many frogs near ponds or rice fields where frogs gather, and you can hear their loud cries. Frogs also tend to come out at night, so it is easier to see them at night. The frequency of frogs is relatively low in spring and autumn, especially when the temperature is low in early spring and late autumn.

2. When do frogs breed frogs? The breeding method used is to lay eggs. They usually breed in spring every year. Generally speaking, March and April every year is the peak of frog breeding. Frogs are very fertile. Generally speaking, a female frog can lay thousands of frog eggs every year. Although these eggs will not all develop into frogs in the end, the number of successful reproduction is still considerable. When sperm and egg cells combine to form fertilized eggs, tadpoles develop first, and then they will develop into young frogs and adult frogs.