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Amphibians

Amphibians. By: Lysbeth Allison. Amphibians come in all shapes, colors, and sizes!. Types of Amphibians. Frogs. Types of Amphibians. Toads. Types of Amphibians. Salamanders. Types of Amphibians. Newts. Some Amphibians Make Funny Sounds!. Can you guess what type of

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Amphibians

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  1. Amphibians By: Lysbeth Allison

  2. Amphibians come in all shapes, colors, and sizes!

  3. Types of Amphibians Frogs

  4. Types of Amphibians • Toads

  5. Types of Amphibians • Salamanders

  6. Types of Amphibians • Newts

  7. Some AmphibiansMake Funny Sounds! Can you guess what type of amphibian is making this noise? Click Here

  8. Facts About Amphibians • The word “Amphibian” means “both lives”. • Amphibians are unique animals because they can live in both water and on land.

  9. Facts About Amphibians • Amphibians are cold-blooded animals. • An amphibian’s body temperature depends on it’s surroundings.

  10. Facts About Amphibians • Amphibians hatch from eggs. • Watch the video below to learn about an amphibian’s life cycle.

  11. Facts About Amphibians • Amphibians are vertebrates. • All amphibians have a backbone. A Frog’s Backbone

  12. Facts About Amphibians • Amphibians have moist, slimy skin. • Click on the frog to learn more fun facts!

  13. References • http://allaboutfrogs.org/ • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs2g_rHBUH4 • http://kidstuff.homestead.com/ • http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/amphibians/

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