what are the differences between amphibians and reptiles
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Reptiles have scaly skin that allows them to survive in hot, dry climates, the Department of Conservation reports. Amphibians, though, have thin, delicate skin that they can actually breathe through.
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Key Differences between Amphibians and Reptiles
> Amphibians spend half of their lives on land and half in water whereas reptiles live on land.
> Amphibians spend their larval stage in water and adulthood on land whereas reptiles live on land except a few.
> Amphibians show external fertilization, whereas reptiles show internal fertilization.
> Amphibians can breathe through gills as well as through lungs whereas reptiles can breathe only through the lungs.
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