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Trenton Whitehead
5 April, 13:39
Why does a frog have 2 lives
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Turner Barrett
5 April, 14:36
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A frog is said to have two lives because it lives its early life in the water and then lives the rest of its life on land.
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Joanna Ingram
5 April, 17:37
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They start their life in the water as a tadpole, then they adapt to land and go through metamorphosis to become a frog.
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