Anphibians

Anphibians

1. 1.- what are anphibians? Amphibians, by definition, are animals that lead a life that develops both in water and on earth. They are animals whose habitat needs mixed places, such as lakes, ponds, river banks or wetlands. Amphibians need to live both on water and on land: they cover their vital needs in these two environments. For example, they breed and grow underwater, but feed on the ground.

2. The life of amphibians?Amphibian metamorphosis refers to the morphological and physiological changes an amphibian undergoes during the stage of its development. The Amphibious class groups three orders of organisms: Anura (toads and frogs), Caudata (salamandras) and Gymnophiona (cecílides)

   • What amphibians can do?From Latin amphibáus, the term amphibious allows identification to the animal that can be both on land and submerged in water. Toads and frogs, for example, are amphibious animals because, as young people, they have gills and live in water; however, as adults, it develops lungs and they move on to live on earth.
     • Strange and wonderful amphibians? 1 Ajolote, originally from Mexico 2 Purple frog 3 Olm or Proteus anguinus 4 World's rarest amphibians and poison frog 5 Salamandra pygmy veracruzana 6 Goliath Frog 7 Related items

3. Anphibians in danger Rana Gigante del Lago Titicaca. Rana Dorada. Rana Arborícola.