I WONDER - Where Do Amphibians Live? Me Pregunto - Dónde Viven Los Anfibios?

Amphibians can breathe both water and air at different life stages. Frogs, a type of amphibian, are born in water as tadpoles, resembling fish. As they mature, they grow legs and can live on both land and water. The term 'amphibian' is derived from Greek words meaning 'both' and 'life', highlighting their dual habitat capability.

What unique ability do amphibians have regarding their breathing?

• They can breathe only in water.

• They can breathe only on land.

• They can breathe both in water and on land.

• They cannot breathe at all.

What are young frogs called when they are born?

• Puppies

• Larvae

• Tadpoles

• Fry

How do tadpoles differ in appearance from adult frogs?

• They have wings.

• They have feathers.

• They have fur.

• They look more like fish.

What does the Greek origin of the word 'amphibian' signify?

• Living only in water

• Living only on land

• Flying in the air

• Living both on land and in water

Which of the following best describes the habitat of adult amphibians?

• Both aquatic and terrestrial

• Only terrestrial

• Only aerial

• Only aquatic