What environment do amniotes inhabit?

Amniotes inhabit a wide range of environments, including terrestrial, aquatic, and aerial ecosystems. They are primarily adapted to life on land, thanks to features like the amniotic egg, which allows them to reproduce in dry conditions without the need for water. This adaptability enables amniotes, which include reptiles, birds, and mammals, to occupy diverse habitats from deserts and forests to grasslands and oceans. Some species, like certain reptiles and birds, have also evolved to thrive in aquatic environments.