long before the first dinosaurs would evolve, our semi aquatic ancestors started to make the necessary evolutionary leaps to live on the land permanently. But at this time and for a while after this, most of the largest and most dominant animals around still breathe through their skin when it is wet and still laid their eggs in the water meaning they couldn't spend too long on land. And one lineage still alive today descended from these animals, the amphibians. Many amphibians still live in a very similar way to their ancestors but one group took a very different evolutionary path way, adapting to become quite adept out of the water and also evolving to leap, frogs

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