Now a South American worm-like amphibian has been shown to produce milk when its tiny hatchlings nuzzle in and make a ...

Amphibians are small vertebrates that need water, or a moist environment, to survive. The species in this group include frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts. All can breathe and absorb water ...

with the South China giant salamander nabbing the title of world’s largest amphibian, growing up to 1.8 meters (5.9 feet) long. The idea that there were multiple species has been kicking about ...

An additional yet no less important priority is to identify the consequences of such pathology for amphibian population persistence. Beginning around the mid-1990s, numerous reports of malformed ...

Safe and damp is key for frogs and toads. A compost heap offers the perfect environment and toads love burrowing in the warm moisture of rotting compost. If you don’t have a compost heap check ...

Amphibians and reptiles are amazing creatures with clever adaptations that have allowed them to brave the millennia. Consider the Coachella Valley fringe-toed lizard's scaly hind toes, which resemble ...

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A newly discovered amphibian that buries its head in the sand has been named after him, apparently in response to his comments about climate change. The Dermophis donaldtrumpi, which was ...

The collection contains 400 specimens and 46 type specimens, mostly of temnospondyl amphibians but also some microsaurs, nectrideans, frogs and salamanders. Early Permian material from Germany ...

Are you as smooth as a newt, or as brave as a frog? Answer some fun questions and find out your amphibious personality by taking the quiz above, good luck!

But soon, it might have an official amphibian, thanks to a fourth-grade class of salamander superfans. What started as a 9-year-old’s pandemic pastime turned into a class project and ...