Rain Forests Amphibians by Micah M. A rainforest is a good home for amphibians like toads, frogs, newts, and worms like caecilians and sirens. Amphibians are like fish because they have a backbone. Amphibians mostly live in the canopy of the tropical rainforest. Some poisonous colors are black, orange, blue, and yellow. There are many amphibians found in the rainforest because there are many insects that they can eat.
Insects make a good meal for amphibians.
Adult amphibians eat small insects like spiders, snails, and worms. Some smaller frogs and toads only eat ants or termites. Frogs lay their eggs in the sun so when it gets hot, the eggs will hatch. Return to Mrs. Taguchi's Web Page.