n.两栖动物
adj.两栖类的

原形：amphibian复数：amphibians

The frog is a common amphibian found in many parts of the world.
青蛙是在世界许多地方常见的两栖动物。
Amphibians like salamanders undergo metamorphosis from larvae to adults.
像蝾螈这样的两栖动物会从幼体经历变态成长为成体。
The discovery of a new species of amphibian in the Amazon rainforest excited scientists worldwide.
在亚马逊雨林中发现的新种类两栖动物令全世界科学家兴奋不已。
Many amphibians have a moist skin that helps them breathe.
许多两栖动物拥有湿润的皮肤，这有助于它们呼吸。
Toads, a type of amphibian, are known for their warty skin and hopping movement.
蟾蜍是一种两栖动物，以其多疣的皮肤和跳跃行动而闻名。
The decline in amphibian populations globally is a cause for concern among conservationists.
全球两栖动物数量的下降引起了环保主义者的关注。
Some amphibians, such as axolotls, can regenerate lost limbs, fascinating researchers.
一些两栖动物，如墨西哥钝口螈，能够再生失去的肢体，这让研究人员着迷。
The study of amphibians provides valuable insights into the effects of environmental changes on wildlife.
对两栖动物的研究为了解环境变化对野生动物的影响提供了宝贵见解。
Caecilians, an unusual group of amphibians, resemble earthworms with their legless bodies.
隐鳃鲵是一类不寻常的两栖动物，它们无腿的身体形似蚯蚓。
Amphibians play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems by controlling insect populations.
两栖动物通过控制昆虫种群在维持生态系统平衡中发挥着至关重要的作用。