How do anphibians breathe?

Answer 1

Insects take in oxygen and then excrete carbon dioxide just as humans do. They do not have lungs however, they have a series of tubes called the tracheal system that exchanges the gasses through their bodies.

Answer 2

Amphibians breathe through their skin and lungs. They have moist skin that allows oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass through, absorbing oxygen from the water or air. They also have lungs that are used primarily when they are on land.

Answer 3

They breathe from their lungs and gils it may sound funny cause they have both but its true.

Answer 4

gils