Exploring the World of Toads: Nocturnal Creatures and Fascinating Adaptations

The video explores the characteristics and life cycle of toads, amphibians of the genus Anura and family Bufonadi. It highlights their physical traits, such as rough skin and short legs, and their diet, which includes insects and small rodents. Toads' habitats span globally, except Antarctica, and they can live up to 10 years. The video also covers their reproduction process, where females lay thousands of eggs, and the metamorphosis from tadpoles to adult toads.

What distinguishes toads from frogs in terms of their skin?

• Toads have smooth, moist skin.

• Toads have feathered skin.

• Toads have rough, dry skin.

• Toads have scaly skin.

What is the primary diet of toads?

• Insects and small rodents

• Fish and algae

• Fruits and vegetables

• Leaves and grass

In which continent are toads not found?

• Australia

• Antarctica

• Asia

• Africa

How do toads regulate their body temperature?

• By shivering

• By basking in the sun

• By drinking water

• By sweating

What happens to tadpoles during their metamorphosis into toads?

• They become herbivorous.

• They develop scales.

• They grow wings.

• They lose their tails.