Toads

yes,

NO. they have rubberie skin like a frog or human

Nothing. lol

Feed it anything from lady bugs to small or large grasshoppers depending on size be sure to feed it alive insects he/she should eat almost any insect be sure to give one at a time or all the bugs will scatter it's ok if they don't eat right away the usually eat at night they can eat up to 1000 insects a day and use the do eat their shedded skin

because they don't eat.

The average number of crickets a toad should eat in a day is 5-15.

i don't get what you mean but it depends on what kind of house or what you mean is the house you are living. So for that question i would say maybe it depends

It depends on the size, amount of specimens kept etc. Because of firebellies live mostly in the water, where they leave their dropping, you should at least clean it every week. Use of a waterfilter is advised to avoid a rotting smell. Frogs eat live prey, so their droppings will start to rot as soon as soon as they are excreted. Dirty water is not only bad for the frog (causes eye and skin infections), but is also dangeropus for the owner!

Western Giant Toad was created in 1960.

Yes, toads are heterotrophs, meaning they cannot produce their own food and must obtain energy by consuming other organisms. They primarily feed on insects, worms, and other small invertebrates. As carnivorous amphibians, toads play an important role in their ecosystems by helping control insect populations.

Kinda-sorta.

Some toads can ooze a (mild) poison through their skin, which wouldn't be a good idea to get on you.

And the toad will probably not appreciate being handled and may pee or poo on you.

But on the general list of dangerous things to do, touching a toad is quite far down.

A group of toads is called a knot
knot
A group of toads is called a knot. Similarly, a group of frogs is called an army.
A knot of toad. Lots of people think it should be called a gang, but its a knot.
Knot
A knot is a group of toads.

They produce highly potent bufotoxin.

It means it secretes irritating or poisonous substances to repell predators.

The way toads find each other to reproduce is by producing sound. The more noise, the more attention, the better chance of finding a mate.

The Bufo (toad) is truly cosmopolitan, occurring everywhere around the world except the Arctic, Antarctica, Australia & New Guinea and neighboring islands. The genus comprises about 150 species, and its inherent psychoactive properties were known to the Pre-Columbian Native Americans.

it reproduce by it's shoots

• Toads are found on all continents except Antarctica and are also not present on isolated islands likeNew Zealand, New Guinea, and Madagascar.
• A group of toads is often called a knot.
• Like frogs, toads also start out life in water as fish-like tadpoles.
• While toads and frogs are biologically the same there are some key differences between them. Toads are associated with a drier, wart-covered, leathery skin, and shorter legs than frogs. They also can live further away from water.
• Toads do not have teeth, so they do not chew their food, instead swallowing it whole.
• Toads will hibernate throughout the winter months
• They do not walk like we do. Instead they jump on all fours and their legs are bent.

yes of course

This will sound gross depends what type of frog it is for most they eat very small flys if u cant find flys get big ones and cut them up

Rattan is a wood-like reed similar to bamboo. It is exceptionally flexible and when wet, can be curled into a circle. It is often used in the manufacture of rattan woven furniture and carpet/rug beaters.

The question is "What is a rattan cane?". These canes were widely used in various lengths (20"- 36") and thickness/cross-section diametre of 1/8" - 3/8+") as a corporal punishment device in correction institutions and public and private schools mainly in Great Britain and Commonwealth countries.

Its flexibility often caused the swinging can to wrap around both buttocks and thighs. A stroke from a cane leaves a distinctive marking of a white stripe with two red stripes on each side. School masters used them quite frequently up to the mid-seventies when caning was abolished.

Proficient users would ensure that each stroke either landed in the same place or spread the strokes apart to cover all of the buttocks. The so-called "sweet spot", a regular target to aim for was the crease between the buttocks and top of the thighs which made sitting most uncomfortable.

Yes it will.

yes toads can blink how do you think they sleep