Amphibians

Discover fascinating amphibians and boost your English vocabulary. Explore their habitats, behaviors, and life cycles while learning fun facts!

Vertebrates! Vertebrates such as mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, all have backbones that support their bodies and protect their inner organs.

Animal posters for the classroom. Use this as a reminder of the traits that make animals amphibians.

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There are around 6000 species of frogs and toads that inhabit almost all parts of the world, except the Antarctica. This article provides a brief overview about them.

New Hampshire designated the red-spotted newt (Notophthalmus viridescens) as the official state amphibian in 1985 after a two-year effort by high school students. Very common in New Hampshire, the Union Leader newspaper (April 25, 1985, p. 48) lists the red-spotted newt as "the perfect symbol for ensuring ecology in New Hampshire, as they exist predominantly in the rain and runoff sodden areas heavily affected by acid rain."

Discover the legend of the axolotl, understand its value and meaning in Mexican popular culture, and be amazed by its characteristics.

Reptile and Amphibian Habitats

Photographer Igor Siwanowicz's images of reptiles and amphibians.

Set of reptiles and amphibians. Wild Crocodile, alligator and snakes, monitor lizard, chameleon and turtle. Pet and tropical animal. Engraved hand drawn in old vintage sketch. Vector illustration

La Paz Waterfall Garden.

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