Answer:
In all cases, male limbed amphibians clasp the female from behind in what is called amplexus. From here, he will attempt to penetrate her in order to fertilize her eggs. Amphibians may remain in amplexus for hours or, in the case of frogs and toads, sometimes days.
Explanation:
Male frogs and toads typically call until a female comes into their territory and then they quickly jump onto the back of the female and hold on. The male stays on the female until she lays her eggs and he fertilizes them. This behavior is called Amplexus.
