Amphibians encyclopedia
Explore the 13 Animalpedia species classified as amphibians: characteristics, diet, habitat, behaviour and conservation status.
Amphibians are vertebrate animals with bare, moist skin, without hair or scales. Their life unfolds in two stages: an aquatic larva breathing through gills, then an adult with lungs, able to live out of water while remaining tied to damp environments. Frogs, toads, salamanders and newts belong to this group.
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Hexacorallia (Sea Anemones and Corals)
1
Gastropods
6
Bivalves
7
Clitellates
1
Clitellates
1
Turbellarians (Flatworms)
1
Polychaetes
2
Tardigrades (Eutardigrada / Heterotardigrada)
1
Rotifers
1
Demosponges (Poriferans)
1
Scyphozoans
1
Crustaceans (Barnacles)
1
Anthozoans
1
Hydrozoans
2
Starfish (Echinoderms)
1
Brittle Stars
1
Sea Urchins
1
Holothuroidea (Sea Cucumbers)
1
Crinoids
1
Millipedes
1
Turbellarians (Flatworms)
1
Malacostracan Crustaceans
13
Molluscs
1
Chondrichthyans
6
Cephalopods
6
Chondrichthyans
10
Chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fish)
1
Actinopterygians
18
Fish (Actinopterygians)
17
Bony fish (Actinopterygians)
1
Actinistians (Sarcopterygians)
1
Sarcopterygians (Flesh-finned fish)
1
Horseshoe crabs
1
Mammals
208
Birds
131
Reptiles
62
Amphibians
13
Fish
28
Insects
55
Arachnids
11
Crustaceans
2
HABITAT
Forest
Wetlands
Farmland & grasslands
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Coastline
Ocean & sea
Mountain
Rivers & lakes
Urban environment
Tropical forest
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