Adaptation to life on land in amphibians is one of the following signs: 1) no aquatic environment is used

Adaptation to life on land in amphibians is one of the following signs: 1) no aquatic environment is used for reproduction 2) the body has a streamlined shape 3) movable eyelids have appeared, protecting the eyes 4) swimming membranes are developed between the fingers

1. For development, amphibian larvae need water, even for those who have an adult living far from water, for example, a toad.
2. The streamlined body shape of amphibians helps them to move better in the water.
3. Swimming membranes between the toes, as well as a device for locomotion in the water.
4. MOBILE LIDES PROTECT THE EYES OF EARTH-WATER FROM DRYING ON LAND.