Frogs can, without getting out of the water, breathe atmospheric air and navigate

Frogs can, without getting out of the water, breathe atmospheric air and navigate the space around them. What features of their structure contribute to the frog?

Frogs are able to exchange gas throughout the entire surface of the skin, therefore, even while in water, they can absorb oxygen from it and transport it through blood vessels to all organs. This breathing is called pulmonary skin. From the senses, vision, hearing and smell help to orientate in space.