Amphibians are prey for a great variety of predators because they are small and they have soft skin. The predators include all classes of vertebrates and some arthropods. Some small anurans are even prey to the plant specie, Venus flytrap. Aquatic eggs of amphibians are mostly the prey of fish and aquatic invertebrates. The leech is the most common invertebrate predator of the eggs.
Some salamanders feed on each others' eggs.
Larval and adult newts also feed on eggs of some species of anurans and salamanders. Terrestrial eggs are eaten by a some groups of anurans and a variety of insects and vertebrates. They include the spider, cricket, crabs, and snakes. The snake from the genus Leptodeira can shape their jaw to part of a clutch of eggs and devour the rest of clutch because the eggs stick together. However, they have evolved some features which will provide some protection.