How much larger is a tadpole than a sperm?

Question

like how many times larger is a tadpole?

Answer 1

a lot

Answer 2

well one needs a microscope to see a sperm, and the naked eye to see a tadpole. I'd say a LOT larger  

Answer 3

Sperm is a single haploid cell, tadpoles are multicellular  organism.

Answer 4

it's definitely bigger than a sperm probably like 20 times you can see tadpoles with your bare eyes but need a microscope to see the actual look of sperm  

Answer 5

the "head" of a spermatozoon is about 5 µm x 3 µm

now it depends on the tadpole

take a tadpole of your choice and you should be able to calculate it

Answer 6

lol

y do you wanna know that

lmao

i guess 50x larger

joke

i dont know

Answer 7

people here would know, seeing as how they actually compared a tadpole specimen with their own sperm

Answer 8

ok, a tadpole is an organism composed of millions of cells. a sperm is one of the smallest cells in the human body.  tadpoles can also range from the size of a grain of sand to an inch long. there is no exact answer. i would say at least 100,000 times larger