Definition: Amphibians have a unique adaptation called "amphibian skin," which allows them to change into either an amphibious mammal or fish-like creature when it swims.

amphisbaena

Definition: Amphisbaena is a Latin term meaning "the land of horses." It's derived from the Greek word ἀμφιστά (aphistax) meaning "a place where horses live, and" in this case, it describes an area on earth where livestock are raised. The term was first used by Cicero in his commentary on Sutilus' De Re兽医学, and it became widespread during the Middle Ages as a euphemism for brothels, especially those where men were exposed to horselike activities.

amphisbaenae

Definition: "Amphibians," it's a term in biology that refers to animals that lay eggs but have no mouthparts for eating or digesting food. This includes fish, frogs, lizards, turtles, snakes, and many other species. The specific description is "having an internal organ structure for food ingestion."

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