frogspawn

/ ˈfrɒɡˌspɔːn /

noun

1. a mass of fertilized frogs' eggs or developing tadpoles, each egg being surrounded by a protective nutrient jelly

Example Sentences

Having introduced frogspawn from a neighbour, I am hopeful frogs will return to breed.

From The Guardian

For less glamorous assassins such as foxes and mallard ducks, spring’s frogspawn is like caviar.

From The Guardian

"Our records are showing random events such as frogspawn arriving far earlier than expected, possibly to be wiped out when a late cold snap occurs."

From BBC

He said that taking frogspawn or frogs from one pond and placing them in another could be helping to spread ranavirus.

From BBC

Meanwhile, frogspawn and starry skies — once the recruiting agents of science — are beyond many children's experience.

From Nature