Toads

baby toad is a tad pole so no not unless the baby snail is just so happening to take of its shell and go for a swim highly unlikely... so infact no the cant!

There's lots of toads on the road because they're trying to get further away from the ponds. It's a rainy night so the level of water is higher. Toads generally like to stay relatively dry so they go out on the road to avoid being soaked in the ponds.

Yes and no depending on which frog ,normally if the frog is poisonous their eyes are big so they can defend their selfs better,And if they are normal frogs There about as big as your pinky nail

euh... saliva?

They do not chew at all. They swallow prey alive.

well they eat out of cats and dog bowls they hurt peoples gardens and my try to hurt us it can kill us if were not touching the right places and they also kill animals that do not need to die at there age!

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You can't "mate" them, but if there is a female and a male together in the same terrarium, when the time is right, the male will squeeze the females belly(He will be on top) and cause the eggs to come out of the female, as he does this, he releases sperm in order to fertilize the eggs.

Most toads burrow during day and in the winter.

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.

Well, both toads and frogs have legs. So, technically they both walk, but it's really more like hopping. Not sure if that's the answer you were looking for, but.. xD

Males walk onto females, and probably they walk when the distance is small.

Not necessarily. They may fight, but they could also try to escape each other and run away. Horned toads don't tend to be fighting animals, which is why they're masters of defenses.

A fire bellied toad can grow to be 2-3 inches. The females are usually slightly bigger than the males.

no

no geese do not eat frogs it could be harmful for geese to eat a frog but nothing is impossible

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Yes, your dog or any pet can and will be hurt and possibly become extremely ill or die from toad toxin. Not all toads produce this toxin, of course, but there are certain areas where the toads are teeming in and around populated areas. I watched this on a nature program on cable t.v. Sorry, I can not remember where the areas are that have to be on constant alert for the toads and the danger they pose to man and animal but I'm sure your veterinarian would be able to tell you.

Toad skeletal systems actually look pretty cool. Try looking at this website for some pics. Or try this website:

Toads have a skin that makes defensive substances, if an animal tries to eat one it will taste nasty and may make your dogfoam at the mouth. Provided the dog does not eat it he should recover.

Reason for introducing cane toad Cane toads, Bufo marinus were introduced into Australia to control the grey backed cane beetle and the frenchie beetle that were destroying sugarcane crops, they are still spreading across Australia. They failed to control the cane beetles, and became a major pest themselves. Cane toads can harm native wildlife by eating small animals and poisoning larger predators that try to eat them. Household pets are also at risk from poisoning. So far, there is no known way to control cane toads across large areas, but scientists are searching for a biological control agent that is specific to the toad. One hundred and one toads arrived at Edmonton in North Queensland in June 1935. Unseasonal breeding occurred almost immediately, and within 6 months over 60,000 young toads had been released.

Texas Horned Toads (Lizards) enjoy eating ants, termites, and beetles.

Toads start mating through mating season. The male has to be a little smaller than the female to mate.

No. Horned Toads eat ants mostly, with termites and beetles. They don't eat anything other than insects, so they wouldn't be eating their lizard young.