From Frogs, Toads, and Salamanders, and How They Reproduce. Illustrated by Matthew Kalmenoff. 1975.

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From Frogs, Toads, and Salamanders, and How They Reproduce. Illustrated by Matthew Kalmenoff. 1975.
Cane toads [also known as Marine toads; Rhinella marina] cluster around a leaky pipe, perhaps confusing it for a puddle. A toad’s skin is one of the features that separates them from most other frogs; they retain moisture much more efficiently than other amphibians, and require only the occasional soak to stay hydrated. Image by Jordan de Jong