Definition: The word "amphibiotica" describes a species that both lives in water (e.g., frogs, fish) and can adapt to live in either dry or wet environments (e.g., lizards).
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Definition: The word "amphibiotica" describes a species that both lives in water (e.g., frogs, fish) and can adapt to live in either dry or wet environments (e.g., lizards).
Definition: Amphibians are a group of animals that live both in freshwater lakes and rivers, but also have aquatic environments where they grow on land. Amphibians include frogs, salamanders, toads, and many other species. Their common names come from their ability to regenerate limbs or skin after being injured.