Certain types climb trees, as well. The habits of toads and frogs vary. Toads and frogs lay eggs differently. Toads lay eggs ...

Toads are frogs that, due to the nature of their coarse dry skin ... Toads use all sorts of water bodies to deposit their long strings of eggs. Since hatching and tadpole development can be completed ...

Both frogs and toads breed in water, but their spawn looks different: Frogs lay their eggs in clusters, and toads (generally) ...

First, tadpoles grow back legs, then front ones. Skin grows over the gills they use to breathe underwater. Their tails shrink and eventually disappear.

Toads are usually larger than frogs and have dry, bumpy skin, and short legs. Both toads and frogs lay eggs protected by jelly which is called 'spawn'. Tadpoles hatch from the spawn before turning ...

Toads have precise specifications for where they’ll breed and leave their eggs, says U.S. Forest Service ecologist Christina Liang. For six years Liang and colleagues observed 143 pools across 1 ...