What are the differences between amphibians and fish?

Answer 1

amphibians are cold blooded

Answer 2

* Fish and amphibians are different because fish must live in water to survive. Amphibians, however, are born in water but live on land and in the water. * A major difference between the two is that amphibians breathe using gills or spiracles when they are young and develop lungs as they grow: fish rely on gills for their entire lives. * Amphibians undergo metamorphosis as they grown from young to adult, but fish do not undergo this radical change. * Amphibians have eyelids and ears; fish do not. * Amphibians are capable of vocalisations; as far as we know, fish are not. * Amphibians have moist skin, whilst fish have scales.

their skeletal type , their breathing , reproduction , development of young , body temperature and where they live.
Amphibians have lungs and can live out of water. Fish have gills and can not live out of water
fish live in the water their whole lives and amphibians are born in the water but live on land as they are older
Amphibians and fish differ in several ways. One way in which they differ is that fish breathe underwater and amphibians breathe above water or through their skin while they are submerged. Amphibians have eyelids and ears, while fish do not.
Frogs have lungs, while fish have gills. Frogs have smooth skin, and fish have scales. Frogs have limbs, and fish do not.

Generally, amphibians lay eggs, are born and breathe in water then as they mature they move onto the land and become air breathing.

Fish breathe in water for their whole life.