Can a mammal also be an amphibian?

Answer 1

No..But some, like otters and mink, are well at home in water..Amphibians have cold blood, naked moist skins, and start life as larvae called tadpoles in the case of frogs and toads.Salamander young are called larvae or axotodtl , which are specimans that grow large as adults, but never lose their gills.

Answer 2

An amphibian is not a mammal. Amphibians form a separate group entirely. They differ from mammals because they do not have hair or fur; they do not feed their young on mothers' milk; and they have a three-chambered heart rather than the mammalian four-chambered heart. Further, juvenile amphibians breathe using gills and a spiracle, while mammals breathe using lungs right from the time they are born.

Answer 3

no they are two different thing. a anphibian is like a frog and a mammal for example are horses.

Answer 4

No, mammals and amphibians are not the same thing.