I WONDER - Where Do Amphibians Live?

Amphibians can breathe both water and air at different stages of their life cycle. Frogs, for example, are born in water as tadpoles, resembling fish. As they mature, they develop legs and can live both in water and on land. The term 'amphibian' is derived from Greek words meaning 'both lives', indicating their dual habitat.

How do amphibians adapt as they grow older?

What does the name 'amphibian' signify about their habitat?