Meet and Greet: Trevor the Toad!

Jesse introduces Trevor, a smooth-sided toad, highlighting her role as an ambassador. The video covers differences between toads and frogs, Trevor's habitat, and her defense mechanisms, including bufotoxin. Trevor's educational role is emphasized, explaining toad classification. Her diet and behavior are also discussed, showcasing her adaptation to a new environment.

What is one key difference between toads and frogs?

• Toads have smooth skin while frogs have bumpy skin.

• Toads have teeth while frogs do not.

• Toads are found only in North America.

• Toads lay eggs in long strings while frogs lay them in bunches.

What is unique about Trevor's habitat?

• It is located in a desert environment.

• It is bioactive, with a cleanup crew of springtails and Roly polies.

• It is shared with other toads.

• It is made entirely of sand.

What are paratoid glands responsible for in toads?

• Secreting a poison called bufotoxin.

• Producing sound for communication.

• Helping toads jump higher.

• Aiding in digestion.

Why is it important to wash your hands after handling a toad?

• To keep the toad's skin moist.

• To prevent the spread of bufotoxin.

• To remove dirt and mud.

• To avoid getting warts.

How does Trevor contribute to educational programs?

• By singing songs.

• By showcasing the differences between toads and frogs.

• By performing tricks.

• By being a petting zoo animal.

What is Trevor's favorite food?

• Waxworms

• Lettuce

• Cockroaches

• Crickets

What is a common misconception about toads and frogs?

• Toads can fly.

• All toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads.

• Toads are not amphibians.

• All frogs are toads.