Toadally GRUMPY and POISONOUS Toad!

The video explores the search for Fowler's toad in West Virginia, highlighting its habitat and breeding areas. It explains how to distinguish Fowler's toad from the American toad by their patterns and warts. The video discusses the toad's poison, stored in the paratoid gland, and safety measures when handling them. It covers the toad's diet, focusing on beetles, and their breeding habits, including the female's preference for males with distinct calls. The video concludes with a call to action to subscribe to the Brave Wilderness channel for more wildlife adventures.

What is a key indicator of a good habitat for Fowler's toad breeding?

• Urban parks

• Wetland areas

• Mountain peaks

• Dry desert areas

How can you distinguish a Fowler's toad from an American toad?

• By their habitat

• By their diet

• By their size

• By the pattern on their back

What is the purpose of the poison secreted by toads?

• To help in digestion

• To deter predators

• To camouflage

• To attract mates

What do Fowler's toads primarily eat?

• Fruits and berries

• Small mammals

• Beetles and other insects

• Fish

During breeding season, what factor influences a female Fowler's toad's choice of mate?

• The male's speed

• The male's color

• The male's size

• The male's call