
There are 15 amphibians that start with the letter Y, from Yellow and black poison dart frog to Yosemite toad. Below you will find them listed alphabetically along with some general information about each. Click the toggle view buttons in the top right corner to switch between the card and the table view.
For each item you will find the following information
Order: The subclass the amphibians belongs to
Habitat: The places or type of weather the amphibians lives in
Scientific name: The designation that scientists use to catalog the species
Name: Yellow and black poison dart frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Rainforests in Colombia
Scientific name: Dendrobates leucomelas
Name: Yellow marsh frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Marshes and wetlands in Eastern Europe and Asia
Scientific name: Pelophylax lessonae
Name: Yellow skink frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Rainforests of Central and South America
Scientific name: Brachycephalus ephippium
Name: Yellow toad
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Forested areas and marshlands in South America
Scientific name: Incilius luetkenii
Name: Yellow tree frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Forests and wetlands in Australia
Scientific name: Litoria xanthomera
Name: Yellow-banded poison dart frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Tropical rainforests of Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana, and potentially Colombia
Scientific name: Dendrobates leucomelas
Name: Yellow-bellied frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Tropical rainforests in Southeast Asia
Scientific name: Eleutherodactylus johnstonei
Name: Yellow-bellied toad
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Shallow ponds, puddles, and slow-flowing streams in central and southeastern Europe
Scientific name: Bombina variegata
Name: Yellow-legged mountain frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Mountain streams in southeastern Australia
Scientific name: Litoria verreauxii
Name: Yellow-spotted climbing toad
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Tropical rainforests in South America
Scientific name: Pedostibes hosii
Name: Yellow-spotted reed frog
Order: Frogs (Anura)
Habitat: Wetlands and reed beds across sub-Saharan Africa
Scientific name: Hyperolius puncticulatus
Name: Yellow-spotted salamander
Order: Salamanders (Caudata)
Habitat: Deciduous forests in eastern North America
Scientific name: Ambystoma maculatum
Name: Yellow-striped caecilian
Order: Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
Habitat: Moist soils in South America, particularly Colombia and Venezuela
Scientific name: Ichthyophis kohtaoensis
Name: Yellow-throated newt
Order: Salamanders (Caudata)
Habitat: Woodland areas and clear, slow-moving streams in eastern Asia
Scientific name: Cynops wolterstorffi
Name | Order | Habitat | Scientific name |
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Yellow and black poison dart frog | Frogs (Anura) | Rainforests in Colombia | Dendrobates leucomelas |
Yellow marsh frog | Frogs (Anura) | Marshes and wetlands in Eastern Europe and Asia | Pelophylax lessonae |
Yellow skink frog | Frogs (Anura) | Rainforests of Central and South America | Brachycephalus ephippium |
Yellow toad | Frogs (Anura) | Forested areas and marshlands in South America | Incilius luetkenii |
Yellow tree frog | Frogs (Anura) | Forests and wetlands in Australia | Litoria xanthomera |
Yellow-banded poison dart frog | Frogs (Anura) | Tropical rainforests of Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana, and potentially Colombia | Dendrobates leucomelas |
Yellow-bellied frog | Frogs (Anura) | Tropical rainforests in Southeast Asia | Eleutherodactylus johnstonei |
Yellow-bellied toad | Frogs (Anura) | Shallow ponds, puddles, and slow-flowing streams in central and southeastern Europe | Bombina variegata |
Yellow-legged mountain frog | Frogs (Anura) | Mountain streams in southeastern Australia | Litoria verreauxii |
Yellow-spotted climbing toad | Frogs (Anura) | Tropical rainforests in South America | Pedostibes hosii |
Yellow-spotted reed frog | Frogs (Anura) | Wetlands and reed beds across sub-Saharan Africa | Hyperolius puncticulatus |
Yellow-spotted salamander | Salamanders (Caudata) | Deciduous forests in eastern North America | Ambystoma maculatum |
Yellow-striped caecilian | Caecilians (Gymnophiona) | Moist soils in South America, particularly Colombia and Venezuela | Ichthyophis kohtaoensis |
Yellow-throated newt | Salamanders (Caudata) | Woodland areas and clear, slow-moving streams in eastern Asia | Cynops wolterstorffi |
Yosemite toad | Frogs (Anura) | High elevation meadows and forests in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, USA | Anaxyrus canorus |