Amphibians can't live far from water because

Amphibians are

Basically, how many types of amphibians are there?

Hi, my name is Barb. I have a slim body type. I prefer to jump. I live in the water. I lay my eggs in clusters. I have thin, wet smooth skin which often has pretty colors. I am a:

Hi, my name is Dinabelle. I have a stout body type. I have thick, dry skin with bumps and I am usually brown. I lay my eggs in chains. I have short legs and I live on land. I don't do a lot of jumping, frankly. I am a:

In the life cycle of a frog, what comes after the egg stage?

I am the most common amphibian

What do frogs do in the winter?

How do frogs generally get water?

What do tadpoles lose to become frogs? Pick two.

A frog has a relatively large occipital lobe in its brain because it needs its eyesight to catch flying insects.

Salamanders, newts and mudpuppies are

These amphibians have gills as adults.

Both a salamander and a frog go through a life cycle process of change called

These are worm or snake like amphibians that often do not have eyes.

A frog can breathe through its skin or by using its lungs.

Amphibian skin is covered with _______ to keep water within the animal.

Most reptiles are turtles and snakes.

A reptile body is covered in

Reptiles go through metamorphosis.

Reptile scales are made of

Scientists believe that feathers evolved from scales.

Molting is when

Unlike amphibian eggs, reptile eggs are laid

These reptiles protect their eggs (more than one answer is correct):

When it's cold a reptile might curl up under a rock. This is called:

If it is really hot outside a reptile, like a tortoise, might dig into the ground to become more cool. This is called:

Reptiles are

We know of a tortoise who lived to be 150 years old.