Axolotl is neoteny, a condition where they never grow up in the traditional sense. They retain their larval, or "tadpole-like," features and remain fully aquatic throughout their entire lives, never undergoing metamorphosis to become land-dwelling like many of their close relatives.
Fire Salamanders species give birth to live, fully developed larvae directly into the water.
Toads have dry, bumpy skin unlike frogs.
The Olm is also known as the "human fish" due to its fleshy skin color.
Newts have indefinite regenerative powers.
Caecilians are legless and resemble worms.
Chinese Giant Salamander is the world's largest amphibian.
Red-eyed tree frogs possess a specialized third eyelid to stay camouflaged while still detecting movement when asleep.
Wallace's flying frog uses its massive, webbed feet as natural parachutes to glide over rainforest canopy.
You can see the Glass Frog's organs through their skin.