Baby Toads Born from Mom's Back | World's Weirdest

Kids getting under your skin? It's no joke for a female Suriname sea toad — she gives birth to her offspring right out of holes in her back.

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Baby Toads Born from Mom's Back | World's Weirdest

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[whackoization]

For some reason this has haunted me my entire life.

[declancook]

this video is hell for someone with trypophobia

[ninnichigo]

This grosses me out so much but I kind of want to watch it again

[PainSled]

Just going to squeeze one of these zits on my back..
Oh! Would you look at that! I had a child.

[Kristhor]

"Moving out of mom's place" takes a whole new meaning

[EzraM]

These toads are some of my favorites simply because I absolutely love watching people freak out or get uncomfortable by them.
Stars bless the Surinam toad.

[PlanetCharnBaby]

This triggers my trypophobia worse than even honey combs and lotus seed pods. Especially when all the toadlets are trying to emerge from the holes all at once. ACK!

[facundoromano]

That's a NOPE giving birth to little NOPES

[jonasholg]

I think we got them beat. Imagine what the toads' documentaries about humans sound like. 
"As you can see here, the baby has developed inside the human mother's belly for almost a year. It then gets pushed out through a really small hole. This process has been known to kill the mother."

[yoraidelledelosreyes]

we love a mom who carries her family behind her back, literally

[Zizumia]

As a Trypophobic, I find this absolutely horrifying!

[SlushieSakura]

This is unsettling and interesting at the same time.

[moofushu]

In school there used to be a girl who had a terrible skin condition. Her skin had these craters that freaked some of us out. Teachers said it was because she scratched when she had the chicken pocks as a child. This video for some reason brought back that memory. When your parents tell you not to scratch please listen to them.

[Turbine]

This makes me itchy why did I have to watch this video again.

[tatabetita]

I told you not to feed them after midnight!

[bjectiveAll]

I guess I have the opposite of trypophobia. 'Cause that's the gnarliest thing I've ever seen in nature. An amphibian developed the parental strategy of a marsupial - on its back! Damn, that's cool!

[KagomeKitty]

I suddenly don't like crumpets any more.

[shannonjane]

The bumps around the holes, the wiggling out the holes make me itch and skin crawl 🤮🤮🤮

[Cerise]

You know, I expected this to trigger my trypophobia so bad, but it's...not as bad as I thought? The holes look pretty regular to me, which grosses me out far less. Also, this is really, really fucking neat.

[ryry]

There's something so satisfying about watching this. Like popping a zit or taking a huge dump, it's a relief to watch those frogs leave it's back.