Telling about
Tadpoles
Tadpoles
Toad eggs hatch in this area.
What is Underwater?
Toads eat tadpoles using this appendage.
What is Tounge? (Frogs launch their tongue at there desired food to catch it.)
Toad belong to which or the following classification? (Herbivore, Carnivore, or Omnivore)
What are carnivores?
Toads use this technique to blend in with they're surroundings to avoid detection.
What is Camouflage? (Toads are usually brown or green, helping them blend in they're environment)
Toads prefer this level of humidity.
What is moist?
Toads lose this body part as they mature into adult toads.
What are tails? (Gills are also and acceptable answer.)
Toads do this during the winter.
What is Hibernation?
The majority of toad species eat this for sustenance.
What are bugs and arthropods? (Other varieties of toad species eat reptiles, small mammals, and even other amphibians!)
True or False: Toads have sticky tongues
False
Toads are found in every continent in the world except here.
What is Antartica? (Toads are found on every continent, excluding Antarctica.)
Tadpole eggs take this long to hatch.
What is 3-12 days?
Toads do this to their bodies to ward off predators.
What is puffing up your throat sack? (Toads can puff up their bodies in an attempt to look bigger and inedible if a predator is nearby.)
Toad meat is this. (Edible or Inedible?)
What is Edible?
The common toad lives this long.
What is 10-12 years?
Toads use this to hide from their prey.
What is tall grass and other vegetation?
Male toads do this to attract mates or keep other male toads away.
What is croaking? (Each species of toad has a unique call.)
Toads are most active at this part of the day.
What is nighttime?
These animals are the ultimate enemies of Toadkind. (Name an animal that eats toads.)
What are snakes, raccoons, and birds of prey?
What a group of toads called.
What is a Knot?
Toads flourish in these terrains.
What are Grassland/Fields? (Adult toads generally prefer moist open habitats like fields and grasslands, though they are very adaptable.)
Toads take this long to go from tadpole to fully formed toad.
What is six weeks?
This substance, found on the skin of a toad, can cause an allergic reaction in animal skin (and potentially death in smaller animals).
What is Bufotoxin?
Toads can eat up to this many flies every day.
What is 1000?
The Latin word for toad.
"Bufo"
The primary breeding ground of toads.
What are safe undisturbed shallow pools of water?