Amphibian Larvae
Amphibian larvae are the early life stage of amphibians, typically hatching from eggs laid in water. These larvae are aquatic and undergo a process of metamorphosis as they develop into adult amphibians. They often have gills for breathing underwater and a tail for swimming, before eventually developing lungs and legs as they transition into adulthood. Amphibian larvae play a crucial role in the ecosystem as prey for various predators and as indicators of environmental health.