What is another word for salientians?
Pronunciation: [sˌe͡ɪlɪˈɛnʃənz] (IPA) 
Salientians refer to the order of amphibians that comprises frogs and toads, which are quite distinct in appearance and habitat. The word 'salientians' comes from the Latin word "salientia," meaning leaping, and thus refers to the defining characteristic of this group of amphibians. There are several synonyms for this group, including Anura, meaning "tail-less," Bufo or "true toads," Hylidae, referring to tree frogs, and Ranidae, or "true frogs," which are primarily aquatic. These synonyms help to differentiate and categorize the various species comprising the Salientian order. These intriguing creatures have unique adaptations and abilities, making them a fascinating group of animals for scientific study and cultural lore.
