For one thing, That isn't true.
Toad
Mating season
don't. check if its poisonous
No its just a legend like "if you touch a toad you'll get warts" they are all made up
Toad skin typically feels bumpy and dry due to its textured surface, which is covered in small wart-like bumps. This unique texture helps toads with moisture retention and protection from predators. The skin may also feel slightly sticky or slimy if the toad is secreting mucus for hydration or defense. Overall, handling a toad can be an interesting sensory experience due to its distinctive feel.
try not to touch your face. wash your face twice and a day and wash your hands before you touch your face.
These bumps show you where your "Home Keys" are by touch. If you type in the correct way, your pointer fingers should rest over the "F" and the "J". These bumps allow you to find these keys by touch so you do not have to glance down at the keyboard to know where your fingers are. There are many products to enhance or act as visual aids. Example. www.keyboardbumps.com
Touching a frog or toad will give you warts, is a myth.It started because many frogs and toads have bumps on their skin that looks like warts. Some people think the bumps are contagious.Warts are caused by a human virus known as Humanpapillomaviruses (HPVs)
Cats have whisker bumps, also known as vibrissae, because they are sensitive touch receptors that help cats navigate their surroundings and detect changes in their environment.
skin cancer
there is no short term effects you die if you touch them
This is an old idea from European and American folk medicine. It would be impossible to determine exactly when the saying started, but it's been around for a long time. It stems from the principle of "like causes like" - toads have warts, so if you touch them you will get warts. This makes sense in some situations. For example, if you touch someone who is sick you are likely to get sick as well. A toad's "warts', however, are not really warts - they are just bumps on the skin, and are not contagious.