👉 The term amphicytula refers to a specific type of amphibian (a type of reptile) that is found in some regions of Central Asia. It is one of the most endangered species of reptiles, and its status as an endangered species is due to habitat loss and pollution.<0x0A>The amphicytula is a small, slender amphibian with a smooth and silvery skin that can be distinguished from other amphibians by its elongated limbs and tail. It has two color variants: a greenish-brown coloration on the back and brown or gray on the underside of the legs. The amphicytula is found in mountainous areas and rivers where it lives in underground burrows, often near water sources. Its diet includes insects and spiders, but the majority of its food is obtained through digestion of amphibian tissue in the intestines. <0x0A>The amphicytula is listed as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List due to habitat loss and pollution. Conservation efforts are ongoing to preserve this species' habitat and protect their populations from extinction.