Toads

they are not endangered but they are very rare because regular frogs can rarely lay a black toad. black toads can only lay about 2 frogs in its live time and they can also be also a common green frog.

Toad skin feel bumpy and moist.

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Yes but usually toads only eat live moving things DONT HURT ANIMALS

ANIMAL CRULITY IS WRONG Yes but usually toads only eat live moving things DONT HURT ANIMALS

ANIMAL CRULITY IS WRONG

its more like how safe is the lake from toads. they secrete acids that will destroy all wildlife and make the chicks in the "bathing materials" run away. this is why the putrid creatures humans call toads must be sent back to hades where they came from.

All toads are frogs and all frogs lay their eggs in clumps, so, yes!!

i think frogs because there strong hind legs can help them jump away from things that want to eat them faster because frogs leap farther than toads

If you want to know where you can buy can toads, Then you have come to the wrong place. Cane toads can`t be sold They can only be captured and killed. which I think is unfair. Curse those people who kill them.

Branidi out.

Yes, toads do have endoskeletons.

The size will vary with different breeds of pythons. Ball pythons should weigh between 300 and 600 grams at 7 months, while others can be larger or smaller. The best way to determine if your python is growing correctly would be to visit with a vet or a snake and reptile specialist.

toxick wast gases rubbish Get this straight toads and frogs are different things.

Raccoons do not eat poisonous toads because they wil die because of the toxins, just like humans.

Toads of genus Bufo live 35 years.

Cane toad was created in 1758.

The tiny frogs are usually found around colder bodies of water. Bugs are limited since the air is so cold, and the frogs have adapted by being super small. In my personal experiences I have seen some that were so small that I killed them when I tried to catch them.

Obviously! How else do they reproduce?

yes, they do, hello?

No, they're amphibians like frogs, salamanders and newts.

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It depends on the species. Those that lay their eggs in water do so because the young hatch into tadpoles which must live in the water, using spiracles and gills to breathe, until they metamorphose. Many species of frogslay their eggs in water, but not all do e.g. the Corroboree frog.

It first depends on what toad you have, but lets example this with an American Toad. A young or baby Amaerican Toad is about the sizer of one or two quarters. A juvenile is about as bif as your thumb. Both male and female American Toads as juveniles somewhat have the same color, rusty or brown. But the male will have BARELY a bit of green on his back. As an adult, females are as big as your hand, while a male is half that size.

I hope this had helped.

Since toads don't cause warts - this is a well-known fact, don't bother thinking otherwise - you don't need to do anything to get rid of warts from toads.

No need to remove what you haven't got.

You might still have warts though, only you've gotten them from someplace else. Usually another human.

It's easy to get rid of warts. There are both OTC methods that work rather well, and there are things doctors can do to remove warts.

Check out the related question "how to remove warts".

Toads traditionally lay their eggs in the water more likely than not near the shore or close to ground.

Mainly, you can find them near dirt and if you see a burrow at the side of a shed or garage, that's were you'll probably find a toad. Rarely at pond and creeks but always check there because the mothers might be laying her egg there. Places I have found Toads are under my porch, in a burrow at the side of my shed, and wandering at night (So I say the best time to go Toad hunting is at night because they're nocturnal).