No. It is a reptile. To qualify an animal as an amphibian, some part of their life cycle must be dependent upon water. Frog larva hatch and swim in water for a period of time, thus they are amphibians. Water monitors lay eggs on land and the babies hatch on land. They are always terrestrial therefore they are reptiles. When young, amphibians breathe via gills (and a spiracle in some species) as they are water-dwellers. They breathe through lungs when they are mature, as they are now capable of leaving the water for extended periods of time (axolots notwithstanding).
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No. An amphibian is an animal; a living thing. Water is a substance; it is not alive.
No. It is not an amphibian. It will die if it is not in water.
No. It is not an amphibian. It will die if it is not in water.
That is the correct spelling of "amphibian" (animal dwelling on land and in water).
A rhinoceros is a mammal, not an amphibian.
An amphibian is an animal that lives on both land and water.
Science fiction movies show amphibian monsters.The girl dreaded studying amphibian life. Amphibian animals inspired men to create an underwater breathing apparatus.
No, an amphibian(like a frog) is a creature that can live in water and on land. Chipmunks are rodents.
an amphibian
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No By definition an earth-worm lives in the earth. So is not an amphibian which lives in/on both earth and water.