Frogs and Toads: What's the Difference?

There are more differences between frogs and toads than you think! Stick around to the end for the most bloopers we've ever had in a video :P

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[zxenen]

At first I was amazed at how well behaved they were. BOY WAS I WRONG.

[WaterShowsProd]

I just read an article today about some researchers who accidentally discovered that a species of frog is using elephant footprints as breeding puddles in the forests of Myanmar. The footprints can last up to a year and collect rainwater which the frogs use to lay eggs in predator-free puddles. They can also use these trackways to get from one wet area to another, thus spreading their population and gene pool. Of course with elephants being endangered it will affect the frogs' reproduction.

[Alturner]

The freaking bloopers omg. Definitely made my day!

[raya]

“They will pervert- Ugh, not..” 🤦🏼‍♀️
I was dying of *laughter.* XD

[fantastic_furry_fox]

I know there’s at least one thing I know about them that they have in common... there bolth so cuteee

[ExoticsLair]

Never knew frogs had teeth!
Well besides the two "fangs" pacman frogs have..
Found that out the hard way :P

[sisc]

Those bloopers were adorable! The struggles y'all had just for us and our education is awesome!!

[nittygritty]

The difference between frogs and toads, is toads can't share a spotlight.

[hywodena]

The fact that you managed to make a wild frog sit still for any amount of time amazes me. How on earth did you earn her trust that fast?

[ViolentNightshade]

There are roads/highways here in Canada (mostly in national parks) that are designed to help animals safely travel across without risk of being hit, the roads have tall fences along the sides and the grassy bridges over the roads for safe crossing, there’s even a few places with tunnels under the roads specifically for smaller animals like amphibians to cross safely as well, there’s still many places without these but it’s nice that some areas are starting to implement them. Obviously it doesn’t stop every animal from being hit but it does help many of them.

[Su_farts]

"And in addition to-
Uhhhh"

"Because of-
UhhHhHhH"

"Did you know that-
*uHHHhH* "
Those bloopers made my day omg

[ClintsReptiles]

Yes! Love it! Paratoid gland! Super great information! I feel bad using so many exclamation points, but I love the great information so much!

[jamesklark]

You forgot to point out that some toads like wearing mushroom caps on their head and like screaming real loud at Mario.

[barbaragagner]

"Why does everything poop when we film?" they're so nervous they soil themselves? XD

[lasigna]

Last year I saw a tiny Italian Tree Frog (Hyla intermedia) in the backyard of my house at the sea jumping on a lamp to catch tiny insects. The most awesome thing it that this frog was REALLY small (about 1.5 cm) and the lamp was 40 cm tall! The force in those little legs is incredible!

[deadfred]

I was educated this evening because I always thought it was the other way around; toads having teeth.

Also, the bloopers were freaking hilarious. Guess that tree frog let you know what he thought of your little get together....😂

[klcpca]

Your "real" video was very professional and well made.... but the out takes had me laughing out loud!!!! Haven't you ever heard the "never work with children or animals" rule of film makers??? you guys do such a great job! LOVE watching your videos!! 💖💖💖

[umbrellacorp]

That one dislike is the one cricket that got eaten ...

[GrilledCheese_Master]

Me: “Mom, what’s the difference between frogs and toads?”
Mom: “Frogs are smooth, while toads have dermatitis.”
Me: “...”

[fishmaiden]

well I guess my house must be a sanctuary in Mass breeding ground for these guys because there are zillions of them around my place in the small 15 acre plot we have at night you can find about 10 to 15 toads every 10 feet! And they're all very well fed because they are huge. and every summer the ponds are filled with little toad strings. 🐸