<prompt> Hlalosa phapang e kholo lipakeng tsa phoofolo e anyesang le phoofolo e phelang metsing.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Outline the major differences between a mammal and an amphibian. . Response in English: Mammals and amphibians are both classes of the animal kingdom, but they have several distinct differences. Here are the major differences between these two classes of vertebrates:1. Habitat: While both mammals and amphibians can be found in a wide variety of environments, amphibians are generally dependent on water, especially during their early development stages. Mammals mostly live on land, although some have adapted to marine environments like dolphins and whales.2. Skin: The skin of mammals is covered with hair while the skin of amphibians is smooth, wet, and permeable, which allows them to absorb water and oxygen through it.3. Reproduction: Most mammals reproduce by internal fertilization, and the young are born live. Amphibians, on the other hand, reproduce through external fertilization, where their eggs are laid in water and hatch into larvae or tadpoles.4. Breathing: Mammals have lungs to breathe air, with some marine mammals being able to hold their breath for long periods while diving. Amphibians, however, can breathe through their skin, gills or lungs, and some species may use a combination of these methods at different stages of their life cycle.5. Body Temperature Regulation: Mammals are warm-blooded, meaning they can regulate their body temperature internally. Amphibians, on the other hand, are cold-blooded and their body temperature varies with the external environment.6. Skeleton: Mammals have a bony skeleton, while most amphibians have a skeleton thats partly made of bone and partly made of cartilage.In summary, mammals and amphibians differ in many ways including their habitat, skin, reproduction, breathing, body temperature regulation, and skeleton. . Response in Sesotho: Liphoofolo tse anyesang le tse phelang metsing ke lihlopha ka bobeli tsa liphoofolo, empa li na le liphapang tse maloa tse fapaneng. Liphapano tse kholo lipakeng tsa lihlopha tsena tse peli tsa liphoofolo tse nang le lesapo la mokokotlo ke tsena: 1. Habitat: Le hoja liphoofolo tse anyesang le tse phelang metsing le metsing li ka fumanoa libakeng tse ngata tse fapaneng, liphoofolo tse phelang metsing ka kakaretso li itšetlehile ka metsi, haholo-holo nakong ea tsoelo-pele ea tsona ea pele. Liphoofolo tse anyesang hangata li lula fatše, leha tse ling li ikamahanya le maemo a leoatle a kang li-dolphin le maruarua. 2. Letlalo: Letlalo la liphoofolo tse anyesang le koahetsoe ke moriri ha letlalo la liphoofolo tse phelang metsing le metsing le boreleli, le le metsi, me le khona ho kenella, e leng se etsang hore li khone ho monya metsi le oksijene ka eona. 3. Ho ikatisa: Liphoofolo tse ngata tse anyesang li ikatisa ka ho emolisa ka hare, me malinyane a tsoaloa a phela. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, li-amphibians li ikatisa ka ho emolisa ka ntle, moo mahe a tsona a behoang metsing ebe a qhotsoa hore e be li-larvae kapa tadpoles. 4. Ho Phefumoloha: Liphoofolo tse anyesang li na le matšoafo a ho hema moea, me liphoofolo tse ling tsa metsing li khona ho tšoara moea nako e telele ha li ntse li qoela. Leha ho le joalo, li-amphibians li khona ho hema ka letlalo la tsona, maqeba kapa matšoafo, me mefuta e meng e ka sebelisa motsoako oa mekhoa ena maemong a fapaneng a bophelo ba eona. 5. Taolo ea Mocheso oa Mele: Liphoofolo tse anyesang li na le mali a futhumetseng, ho bolelang hore li khona ho laola mocheso oa mele oa tsona ka hare. Amphibians, ka lehlakoreng le leng, li na le mali a batang me mocheso oa mele oa tsona o fapana le tikoloho ea kantle. 6. Skeleton: Liphoofolo tse anyesang li na le masapo a masapo, athe liphoofolo tse ngata tse phelang metsing le metsing li na le mele o entsoeng ka lesapo karolo e ngoe ea lefufuru. Ka bokhutšoanyane, liphoofolo tse anyesang le tse phelang metsing li fapana ka litsela tse ngata ho kenyeletsa sebaka sa tsona sa bolulo, letlalo, ho ikatisa, phefumoloho, taolo ea mocheso oa mele le skeleton. 