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Fun Fact: Tadpoles grow their back legs before their front legs (typically between 5-9 weeks old). Once they develop all their limbs they’re colloquially referred to as “froglets.”🐸⚽🦵#naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok

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