Amphibious - Living Creatures

Living Creatures

  • Amphibian, a vertebrate animal of the Class Amphibia (many of which live on land and breed in water)
  • Amphibious caterpillar
  • Amphibious fish, a fish that is able to leave water for extended periods of time
  • Amphibious insect, an insect which lives in the air or on land and breeds in water
  • Amphibious rat (disambiguation)

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