Amphibians are animals with thin skin and moist, which do not occur in the external scales or hairs. These animals are not incapable of maintaining their body temperature constant by external mechanisms, so they are called cold-blooded animals. Thin skin, rich in blood vessels and glands have that allows them to use in respiration, water absorption and defense. They may be an aquatic or terrestrial.

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