Amphibians are said to have evolved from fish such as the lungfish or lobe finned fish. These fish's ponds may have dried up and the fish had the need to develop a lung and legs to breathe oxygen and walk on land. Amphibians technically do not live on land though because they spend most of their lives near bodies of water.
Reptiles live on dry land; amphibians live on land as well as in water.
No, they did not.
Amphibians are devoid of scales because they are descendants of fish, which also lack scales. Early amphibians evolved from lobe-finned fish, which had bony plates in their skin instead of scales. Over time, these bony plates transformed into the smooth, moist skin characteristic of modern amphibians. This adaptation allowed for better gas exchange through the skin, crucial for their semi-aquatic lifestyle.
Some amphibians do live on land, while others live primarily in water. Amphibians like frogs, toads, and salamanders usually have moist skin and require water for reproduction, but they can also live on land as long as they have access to water for breeding and to keep their skin hydrated.
Many amphibians are born with lateral lines. As they grow older, some amphibians such as salamanders lose their lateral line because it's no longer a necessity due to the fact they also walk on land.
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Amphibians are both water AND land creatures
Amphibians are both water AND land creatures
amphibians need both land and water to survive most of them spend some part of their lives in water and some on land.
Amphibians can live in both land and sea.
Amphibians can live on land and in water.
turtle ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amphibians, like frogs.
Reptiles live on dry land; amphibians live on land as well as in water.
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Amphibians can live both on land and water
Amphibians lay their eggs in bodies of water.
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