Amphibians

What is the main characteristic of amphibians?

• They can fly.

• They live in deserts.

• They live part of their life in water and part on land.

• They are only found in oceans

Which of these animals is an amphibian?

• Snake.

• Frog.

• Eagle

• Dolphin.

What do amphibians typically lay?

• Eggs

• Seeds

• Rocks

• Feathers

Amphibians are cold-blooded. What does this mean?

• They produce their own heat

• Their body temperature changes with the enviorment

• They are always warm

• They live in freezing temperatures

Which of these habitats would you most likely find amphibians in?

• Desert

• Ocean

• Ponds and wetlands

• Artic ocean

What kind of skin do amphibians have?

• Scaly.

• Feathered.

• Moist.

• Furry.

Which of the following is NOT an amphibian?

• Salamander.

• Toad.

• Lizard.

• Newt.

How do frogs typically breathe underwater?

• Through gills.

• Through their skin.

• Through lungs only.

• They can't breathe underwater.

Amphibians belong to which verterbrate group?

• Mammals.

• Reptiles.

• Amphibia

• Birds.

Which of the following characteristics is a common characteristic of all amphibians?

• They have feathers.

• They are warm-blooded.

• They can live both in water and on land.

• They have scales.