Sea turtles, mosquitoes, and frogs all exhibit a Type 3 survivorship curve.
What do the animals show
Survivorship curves are graphs that illustrate the pattern of survival for a population over time. They are divided into three types (Type I, Type II, and Type III) based on the pattern of survival rates observed in a species.
Type I Survivorship Curve: This curve shows a high probability of survival throughout most of an organism's lifespan, with most individuals living to old age. Species that exhibit this curve often have low mortality rates early in life and tend to die off in large numbers as they approach the end of their lifespan.