Toads

In "Tuck Everlasting," Winnie Foster tells the toad that she wants to escape her life and experience true freedom. She expresses her desire to break away from the constraints of her family and the expectations placed upon her. The toad symbolizes her yearning for individuality and adventure, reflecting her inner struggle with the choices she faces. Ultimately, her conversation with the toad highlights her longing for a life beyond her current circumstances.

They don't pee because when they're scared they're thinking about what is scaring them not about that unless they're really scared. YOU REALLY DON'T KNOW ALOT DO YOU. hahahah

Don't be silly

It isn't silly. Of course a toad could eat a mantis, if the mantis is small enough to fit in the toad's mouth. Toads will eat just about any insect it can fit in it's mouth.

All toads lay eggs that are fertilized externally, most leave them in a gooey mass to hatch all on their own. However there are some kinds of toads (and frogs) that do interesting things with this egg mass. There are some that carry the eggs and the freshly hatch tadpoles around in their throat pouch. There are some that do the same with their ovi-ducts. The mid-wife toad carries its eggs around in holes in its back and goes through a sort of labour when the eggs hatch.

Flowers attract insects, and toads eat insects.

The cane toad is a poisonous creature. There are some native animals that are able to eat a cane toad while avoiding the poison, however. These animals include keelback snakes and saw-shelled turtles.

other sea anmimals

Here in the UK a consultation fee can be anywhere from £15 to £50, and that's just for the vet to take a look at the toad. Depending on treatment etc (eg I was recently quoted £60 for a consultation & x-ray of one of my toads)

Yes they do if you want to prevent this turn up the heat in there terrarium

they eat earth worms and other insects to but I'm not sure about the others, but i am positive about the earth worm. if you type your question into google, maybe it can tell you some other insects:]

all of them

The hind limb muscles work together to provide the main force for the toad's jump. A hip extensor (semimembranosus), an ankle extensor (plantaris), and the gluteus and cruralis (knee extensors) are all critical in the act of jumping. The toad's skeleton is also specially designed with elongated limb bones to enable the jumping ability it possesses.

Cane Toads

They are mating.

Yes, a toad's heart is myogenic.

No toad lives exclusively underground but many species will hibernate or estivate underground. Hibernation is where climate temperatures become unfavorably cold and the species has to shut itself down for prolonged periods of time in order to survive. Estivation is where climate temperatures become unfavorably hot or dry and the species has to shut itself down for prolonged periods of time in order to survive.

Cold blooded because cane toads are amphibians and all amphibians are cold blooded.

yes, given that they eat insects which are a form of animal. yes

No toads are not entirely groud-dwelling because like most amphibians they are born as tadpoles and must live in the water.

Frogs and Toads lay eggs the one exception is the Nectophrynoides it has been known to give live birth.

Yes, they are amphibians, and amphibians are vertebrates. All vertebrates have backbones. Vertebrae are the bones in the back.

Any animal that falls under the categories of Mammal, Amphibian, Reptile, or Fish is a vertebrate, and therefore, has a backbone.

Animals with no backbone called invertebrates. Boneless creatures fall under this category.

'Mendak' is the Hindi word for 'toad'.