High Five Facts - Amphibians Choca Esos Cinco - Anfibios

The video provides five fascinating facts about amphibians. It explains their ability to breathe in water and air, their use of colors for survival, and highlights the smallest and largest amphibians in the world. The video also discusses the historical significance of amphibians, noting their long existence on Earth. The smallest amphibian, Paedophryne amauensis, was discovered in Papua New Guinea, while the largest, the Chinese giant salamander, is considered a living fossil. Amphibians have been on Earth for millions of years, with some of the oldest frog fossils dating back 190 million years.

Describe the life cycle of a frog from birth to adulthood.

What are the two Greek words that the term 'amphibian' is derived from, and what do they mean?

Explain how amphibians use their colors for survival.

What is the smallest amphibian in the world, and where was it discovered?

What is significant about the Chinese giant salamander in terms of size and history?