Amphibians
Although all amphibian species depend upon water for reproduction and to keep their skin moist, some can live both in fresh water and on land. They range in size from frogs that are less than a half-inch long to giant salamanders that reach five feet in length.
Axolotl
The axolotl is the Peter Pan of the amphibian world. It is a tiger salamander that never grows up.
Chinese Giant Salamander
At up to 6 feet long, this salamander is the world’s largest amphibian.
Iranian Harlequin Newt
Iranian harlequin newts live in streams and pools of water that dry up after three to four months.
Magnificent Tree Frog
This Australian frog has a secret weapon: a large, liquid-filled poison sac on the back of its head.
Poison Frogs
These tiny gem-like amphibians are incredible parents.
Sonoran Toad
All toads secrete toxins from glands in their skin, the purpose of which is to repel predators.
Tiger Salamander
Although they are common in the pet trade, these unique salamanders are rarely seen in the wild.