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Group, Inc., except for the inclusion of brief quotations in an acknowledged review.
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Minneapolis, MN 55401 U.S.A.
pages cm. (Lightning bolt booksAnimals in danger)
Includes index.
ISBN 9781467713320 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)
ISBN 9781467724920 (eBook)
1. Extinct amphibiansJuvenile literature. 2. Endangered speciesJuvenile literature. I. Title.
QL644.8.R36 2014
597.816'8dc23
1 PC 12/31/13
Amphibians
Can Do
Recovery
have two lives.
life in water. Most adult
amphibians live on land.
will grow into an adult
that lives on land.
streams, rivers, and even puddles.
The eggs hatch into tadpoles.
Tadpoles are born with long tails
and gills. Gills help tadpoles
breathe water just as fish do.
tadpoles gills?
Their tails get smaller until
they are gone. Lungs develop
inside their bodies.
tadpoles can breathe air.
life on land.
amphibians too. They are
different from frogs and toads.
These amphibians keep their tails.
a newt.
moist skin. Damp skin gives
them extra air to breathe.
kinds of amphibians hop,
crawl, or swim on Earth.
But many are disappearing.
is one of many amazing
amphibians. But some
amphibians are in danger.
is endangered .
of dying out.
frogs have
sideways pupils.
South Africa. You can find it near
fast -flowing mountain streams. It
grips wet rocks with its flat toes.
lives in California. It digs a
burrow during the day.
At night, it comes out to
feed on ants
and flies.
strings of eggs.
the egg strings can reach
feet (7.3 meters).
tiny. These are
American toad eggs.
salamander is the biggest
salamander in the world. It
lives in China and can grow
feet (1.8 m) long.
has tiny eyes. But it can feel
fish moving in the water. It
catches fish when it feels
them moving.
look much like a frog.
aboveground as most frogs do.
It stays underground and eats
termites.
endangered.
lives in South America.
contains a strong poison.
color. Predators see its
bright color and
stay away.
can kill ten people! The
poison helps this endangered
creature stay alive.
big as a beach ball? The
devil frog was inches (41
centimeters) long and weighed
pounds (4.5 kilograms)!
extinct . That means
it has died out.
million years ago. It may
have eaten small dinosaurs.
have gobbled up small
dinos, such as this one.
Thisorange-belliednewtlivedinChina.
ItswaminthewatersofKunmingLake.
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