An amphibian is often regarded as an evolutionary link between fish and reptiles. As a result, amphibians are dependant on water to some degree, more so than most reptiles. Types of amphibians include frogs, toads, salamanders and newts. Only the frogs occur naturally in Australia, although one species of toad has been introduced and is now widely distributed.
 

Peron's Tree Frog
The general colour of the Peron's tree frog is a mottled brown or grey with a bright yellow and blac ...

Red-Eyed Tree Frog
The red-eyed tree frog is a medium to large frog growing to approximately 60mm. Tree frogs have disk ...

Green and Golden Bell Frog
The green and golden bell frog has smooth skin, usually green, with a variable pattern of golden bro ...

Cane Toad
The cane toad is large, reaching up to 23cm in length. It has highly visible poison glands located n ...


Green Tree Frog
The green tree frog is usually a beautiful bright green, though, depending on the mood of the frog, ...

African Bullfrog
They can weigh up to 2 kilograms (4.4 lbs). Unlike most other species of frog, the male is larger th ...


 

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