Some could be, it depends on which specific amphibian you're talking about.
I would assume most amphibians are carnivores. I read that all frogs are carnivores, and frog species take up most of the amphibian population.
No. Autotrophs are generally plants that use photosynthesis or chemosynthesis to produce nutrition from their surroundings.
Amphibians are heterotrophs. They eat the autogrophs to obtain the chemicals they need for nutrition.
Yes, the whole group, and uniquely so. It was not always like this though, some extinct, early amphibians were herbivores.
yes some scientist say that they feed on other animals :D
None are.
omnivores ,herbivores and carnivores
All amphibians are carnivores. Amphibians lack the digestive system for eating plants. Amphibians can accidentally some plants and they will mostly not harm them, and just pass out of their bodies.
Pretty much all amphibians are carnivores. Many of them eat plants at some point in their lives, but most live on other animals. Some examples of amphibians include frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts. They all need to live near water because they reproduce in water and live the first part of their life there.
Tree frogs - like most amphibians - are carnivores. Their diet consists of insects.
No. All snakes are carnivores. Garter snakes prey on lizards, amphibians, and various invertebrates.
Tree frogs - like most amphibians - are carnivores. Their diet consists of insects.
Tree frogs - like most amphibians - are carnivores. Their diet consists of insects.
They eat harmful incests and small vertebrates.
No, because salamanders are amphibians. Only mammals produce milk and feed it to their young. Salamanders are carnivores.
They are carnivores, so fish small mammals and birds and amphibians would all form part of its diet.
The Damselfly is a carnivore, preying on small insects and amphibians like beetles, dragonflies, arachnids etc.
A pelican is a carnivore because it eats fish. And fish is meat.