How do amphibians breathe?
Amphibians breathe with gills or lungs or through their skin. Baby amphibians live in water and breathe with gills. ChaCha again!
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About Gills
Gills are what fish use to breath underwater. They pull dissolved oxygen out of the water the same way we pull oxygen out of the air.
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