Common Toads | The Complete Guide

Common Toads are a toad species found throughout the UK. Watch the complete Common Toad guide to learn all about these beautiful toads and where to find them. Whilst on location at Totternhoe Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, I encounter one of Britains common amphibians. The Common Toad. In this video, I give you facts, footage and more about this intriguing animal.

All footage taken by Leo R.

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Natural World Facts is a channel dedicated to bringing you fascinating facts about our natural world, and the wonderful animals that we share it with, presented by Leo Richards.

[ShelbyOnSafari]

Yay another video on location! This intro has to be one of my favourites so far... the footage, editing and music... so much fun! Didn't realise they can eat slow worms! Great slo-mo footage of them pushing off! Thanks for sharing another great video Leo! 💚

[alicecobbin]

I love toads so much! This was such a nice chill video about the little friends

[NaturallyCuriousUK]

Excellent info as usual. Worth adding that it's advisable to wet your hands before handling amphibians to lessen the impact of your skin acid on them 👍😊👍

[denbondombe]

For some reason, i have just been laughing about toads all day. Maybe it is the fact that the one from Wind In The Willows is really funny.

My dad just lifted up a slab outside and there was a toad there. It came into the house and i couldn't stop laughing, i couldn't even breathe and i was literally crying. I thought I was going to die of laughter.

[nagisunyitube]

That toad is so chill, not much in my area they all freak out as much as I can 🤣

[asimpleguy]

Now let's wait for him to found Uncommon, Rare, Super rare, Uber rare, Legendary and Mythical Toad!

[shavewizard]

GREAT VIDEO! I FOUND ONE OF THESE TOADS IN MY BACKYARD THE OTHER DAY, HE HAD BURROWED DOWN IN THE SHALLOW GRASS AND MADE A NOOK ALMOST PICKED HIM UP WITH THE DOGS POOPPER-SCOOPER HAHAHA.

[ricklally]

Great video, I've just had my backyard cleared of junk and a toad emerged! That explains why I'd not had many slugs recently! Good old toads!

[Killerkraft]

This explains everything. Last summer I walk home from work at night on a foresty path near where i used to go to school. I sometimes would see movement near the floor and on a few occasions found toads. Never knew I was in the right place + right time (and season)

[marthacunningham]

I've just made a wildlife pond in my garden and can' t wait for the little critters to arrive in the spring!

[LayneWilson]

I just found your channel. This was a great video thanks! I enjoyed the video footage and the way you narrated with great information about the toads! Are toads common where you live?

[Spacekid_Productions]

Awesome video, toads are so fascinating!! Would you like to do a collab because I also love making videos like this

[princesseville]

Fun fact - The difference between male and female toads and frogs can be seen on their arms - males have Poppeye arms, whereas female arms are lean and straight. You found a female at the begging.

[lunchymunchy]

I love your channel, what you’re doing is amazing! Please never stop! Thankyou💕💕💕💕

[jamesbackyard]

Been watching your vids for a while now. Had no idea how young you are. Keep the vids coming plz.

[smallestcharles]

It’d be cool if you could do an episode on the sand lizard. Plus it could maybe even bring some awareness to the quickly decreasing sand dunes which the sand lizards are completely dependent on.

[kcmsmith]

Awesome! I’ve got about 8 in my backyard. Holy cow can they croak loud!! 😁. I love frogs. They’re pretty cool

[mr.jey]

They are so cute and beautiful! I love them so much ❤
Nice footage by the way

[sierra]

For this beautiful unique wildlife I'm now more concerned about the boiling summers - please build habitats for these creatures in your garden if you can, in the shade with plenty of access to moisture. Great video, keep it up, you have an affinity with wild life. Most of those would normally panic if they sensed a han

[rijashalom]

Interesting document. Thank you so much!! I'm in Madagascar, and we have new incursion of Duttaphrynus melanostictus.