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Explain one way amphibians breathe.

lungs, gills, their skin

Give one example of an amphibian.

Answers will vary.

True or False: You can get warts from touching a toad.

False

What does it mean to be cold-blooded?

Cold-blooded animals body temperature changes based on the temperature of their environments.

What do amphibians typically eat?

Insects, other amphibians, small plants

True or False: The body temperature of a cold-blooded animal changes depending on the temperature of the environment.

True

Amphibians have a backbone. This means they are:

vertebrates

Describe the skin of amphibians.

Moist and slimy

Where do tadpoles live and how do they look differently than an adult frog?

They live in water and they have a tail.

Explain at least one way salamanders are similar to toads and frogs.

Answers will vary.

Do amphibians give birth to live young or lay eggs?

Lay eggs

Explain why humans are warm-blooded.

Their body temperature is almost always around 98 degrees. It does not changed based on the temperature of their environment.

The _______ cycle explains the different stages of life for living things.

LIFE

Explain one way salamanders have a different physical appearance compared to frogs and toads

Answers will vary.

A lizard has dry, scaly skin. It lays eggs and lives in very hot places like the desert. Is a lizard an amphibian?

No

Amphibians are _____-blooded

cold

A warm-blooded animal can/cannot change the temperature of their body based on their environment.

CANNOT

An animal without a bakbone is called a/an:

invertebrate

Another name for "without a backbone":

invertebrate

Where do most amphibians live?

Forests, ponds, lakes

Why might an amphibian not be able to survive in the desert?

The environment is too dry and their skin needs to be kept moist.

True or False: Adult frogs have tails.

False

After a frog hatches from an egg, it becomes a:

tadpole