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Amphibians must lay their eggs in a moist environment. Some must lay their eggs directly in the water. Some amphibians give birth to live young.
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What type of birth do amphibians have?
Amphibians lay eggs.
Do amphibians lay eggs with a soft shell?
Yes, amphibians eggs have no outer coating, although they have a jelly like casing which can protect it.
Describe two different environments where amphibians lay eggs?
One environment is a moist environment, example: Jungle, rain forest And another is a lake or some type of water source like a forest or a lagoon
Two different environments where amphibians lay eggs?
One environment is a moist environment, example: Jungle, rain forest And another is a lake or some type of water source like a forest or a lagoon
Predict What kind of eggs would you see?
The type of eggs you would see will depend on where you are. If you are on a farm, you might see chicken eggs. If you are around lakes and streams, you might see fish eggs, turtle eggs, or the eggs of other amphibians.
What laies eggs?
It really depends on what type of animal it is any Bird Lays eggs only one type of mammel lays eggs which that mammel is a platipus reptiles lay eggs amphibians lay eggs arachnids lay eggs fish lay eggs lets just say many things lay eggs!
How are amphibians born?
Amphibians hatch out of an egg with no shell.
What lays eggs in water?
reptiles............. <== NOPE! Reptile eggs, bird eggs, and monotreme eggs are laid OUTSIDE of the water, and thus have hard shells. Fish, amphibians and some insects lay their eggs in water.
Is the Arctic Fox a predator?
Yes the arctic fox is a predator. It preys on lemmings,arctic hare,reptiles and amphibians,eggs and carrion(a type of crow).
What type of animal evolved that lived out of water but reproduced in water?
Amphibians live on land and breathe air, but must return to water to reproduce.
Are frogs the only type of amphibians?
No, other amphibians include toads, salamanders and newts.
do amphibians have the same type of teeth?
no
