Are all toads frogs but not all frogs toads?

Answer 1

Yes. Did you ever hear the saying 'All Toads are Frogs, but not all Frogs are Toads? Well, that means that Toads are a kind of Frog, and they aren't different. Even though they may look different, if you think about it, they have the same body shape! So think about that saying again and then think about what I just told you.. see what I mean? Write on my message board or in the discussion page if you disagree.

Answer 2

The statement 'all toads are frogs but not all frogs are toads' is completely and utterly incorrect! The phrase makes absolutely no sense! Although frogs and toads are similar in many ways, living in the same environment and habitat, both being amphibians and having the same ecological niche, they are both very different groups of species. Here is an example: the common toad, Bufo bufo, and the common frog, Rana temporaria, are both very different species, and one did not lead on from another as if it was a sub-species! Toads certainly do not derive from frogs nor vice versa, as the pointless statement suggests- they are similar groups of species under the general names of toads and frogs respectively. They are merely very similar groups of species.

Answer 3

yes.

But it depends on what kind(s) you are talking about.