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A toad's throat expands primarily during mating season as a display to attract females. Males inflate their vocal sacs to produce loud calls that signal their presence and readiness to mate. This vocalization is crucial for establishing territory and attracting potential partners. Additionally, the expanded throat can help amplify their calls, making them more effective in communication.

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