Internal and external changes in the body of amphibians that have occurred as a result of life on land.

Amphibians have received many adaptations for life on the surface. They got limbs for movement. Also, they have gas exchange organs – lungs. Aquatic inhabitants have gills to extract oxygen from the water. The skin of amphibians is rather tough. This allows you to protect yourself from various threats. But amphibians are still dependent on water. Therefore, they live nearby near water bodies and in places with high humidity. What amphibians and aquatic inhabitants have in common is cold-bloodedness and some similarities in the structure of organ systems.