Amphibians are DIVERSE!

May 12: Science is Fun!
May 5: <a href='/zblog/frogblog.asp?Display=119' title='Student Run Amphibian Conservation Education Project'>Student Run Amphibian Conservation Education Project
May 1: North Coast Nature Festival
Apr 28: <a href='/zblog/frogblog.asp?Display=113' title='Vern the Wood Frog Meets Flat Stanley'>Vern the Wood Frog Meets Flat Stanley
Apr 28: <a href='/zblog/frogblog.asp?Display=112' title='Medina County Earth Day Celebration'>Medina County Earth Day Celebration

There are about 6,000 known species of amphibians. All amphibians are classified into one of three main groups: Frogs, Salamanders and Caecilians. The smallest amphibian is the Izecksohn's toad (Brachycephalus didactylus) from Brazil which is only 1 cm. in length. The largest amphibian is the Japanese giant salamander (Andrias japonicus) which is six feet long and weighs up to 140 lbs!