Frogs are members of the class Amphibia . Amphibians are coldblooded vertebrate animals that lack scales and generally return to the water to breed. Frogs have squat bodies, long muscular hind legs, typically lack tails and metamorphose. Toads are frogs too and belong to the terrestrial frogs of the genus Bufo .
Toads have stockier bodies, rounder snouts, dry and warty skins, and move by walking.
Toads also lay their spawn in long strings. Frogs lay their spawn in clumps, have strong, long, webbed hind feet for leaping and have smooth and damp skin. The word amphibian is derived from the Greek amphi and bios and translates into double-life . Their double-lives begin in water and end living on land. Frogs make up 85 percent of living species in the class Amphibia.