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Are frogs consider salamanders?

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Answered by rajnandb383
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Although they do have similar body shapes and some similar features, salamanders and lizards are very different! Salamanders are a type of amphibian; they have moist skin and are usually found in damp habitats near or in water. Salamanders are closer related to frogs despite how different frogs and salamanders look.Oct 22, 2015


Answered by SnehaG
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For most frogs, the best defense is to stay hidden. But when camouflage fails, what's a frog to do? Playing dead is a frog favorite; most predators prefer live prey. Other frogs will try to beat a hasty retrea

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