The document is a table of contents and introduction to a report about different amphibians. It lists toads, newts, frogs, bullfrog tadpoles, fire salamanders, and axolotls as topics to be covered. It provides brief introductory information about amphibians in general, noting that they are cold-blooded, live on land and in water, have smooth skin and webbed feet, breathe with lungs and gills, and lay many eggs.

1. MEMBERS: PAU, MARIO, CIRO
ESCOLA ELS PINS
YEAR 5

2. Table of contents
INTRODUCTION................................................Pag 3
TOADS ..............................................................Pag 4
NEWTS .............................................................Pag 5
FROG ................................................................Pag 6
BULLFROG TADPOLE ........................................Pag 7
FIRE SALAMANDER ..........................................Pag 8
AXOLOTL ..........................................................Pag 9

3. - They are vertebrates.
- They are “cold-blooded” animals.
- They live on land and in water.
- Most of them have smooth skin and weebed feet.
- They breathe with lungs and gills.
- They have four legs or none.
- They lay many eggs.

4. TOADS
Amphibians are cold-blooded,
which means that they have the
same temperature as the air or
water around them.

5. NEWTS
Newt, a salamander that is found
in/or near freshwater in North
America, Europe, Asia, and North
Africa. Newts spend part of their
lifes in water.

6. FROGS
Frogs work with the world’s
leading companies, helping
them to design engineer, and
they bring to market
meaningful products and
services.

7. BULLFROG TADPOLE
Bullfrog tadpoles, known
scientifically as Rane Catesbeiana,
are native to eastern North
America and can be found as far
North as Canada and as far south
as Florida.

8. It is believed that Fire
Salamanders received their
name by hiding in logs
chopped for burning and then
running out once the logs were
placed on the fire.
FIRE SALAMANDER

9. AXOLOTL
Its scientific name is Ambystoma
mexicanum. It’s only found in a
Mexican lake, and in no more
places of the world. When you try
to cut one leg, it appears again.