What gas exchange is a process that animals with thin skin use to allow gases to pass right through their skin?

The gas exchange process utilized by animals with thin skin is known as cutaneous respiration. In this method, gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse directly through the skin's surface into and out of the animal's body. This adaptation is particularly effective in moist environments, where the thin skin can remain hydrated and facilitate efficient gas exchange. Examples of animals that utilize cutaneous respiration include amphibians and some species of worms.