a common frog species found in Australia and New Zealand, known for its distinctive stripes and preference for wetland habitats

a legless amphibian with an elongated body, smooth skin, and specialized adaptations for burrowing

a toxic toad species from South and Central America, introduced to control pests in various parts of the world, with harmful effects on local ecosystems

a fully aquatic amphibian with pale skin, small eyes, and external gills

a freshwater fish known for its elongated body, ability to breathe air, and adaptations for survival in oxygen-deprived environments

a massive amphibian species known for being the largest frog in the world in terms of size and weight

a Central African species of frog with sharp claws it can protrude through its skin to use as weapons

a large, aquatic salamander with a flat body, slimy skin, and fringed folds of skin along its sides

a genus of frogs characterized by their ability to climb trees and their distinctive calls

a small amphibian that exhibits unique parental care behavior, with the male carrying the eggs on its hind legs until they hatch

a genus of aquatic frogs found in South America, known for their flattened bodies and unusual reproductive behavior, where tadpoles develop inside the female's mouth

a South American amphibian with a unique reproductive strategy where eggs are embedded in the female's back

a legless amphibian that inhabits aquatic environments, characterized by its long body, absence of hind limbs, and external gills