What are the features of the structure of the skin of amphibians? What does this mean for the animals of this group?

Amphibians are living organisms that live in two environments: aquatic and terrestrial-air. To do this, amphibians have various adaptations and abilities that make this possible. One of these abilities is the respiratory system. Amphibians can have lungs, gills, and cutaneous respiration.

The skin of amphibians is bare, without scales and hair. It is characterized by a large number of cutaneous glands that play different roles for the amphibian. In the skin of amphibians there is a huge number of capillaries, which provide them with skin respiration.