The mating call of Bufo Anaxyrus Americanus To help put you in your universe I will be sharing with you the nature you can acquaint yourself with and the world that I have been privy to and had chosen to surround myself with . One of the most commonly heard amphibian mating calls it is  one of the most ubiquitous sounds of springtime in my area . At the end of this video is a map of the common range of this most remarkable toad . | Gateway Garlic Farms

You might hear this sweet sound of spring on your travels past wetlands and ponds this time of year. It's the mating call of an Eastern American Toad. While you might associate toads with dryer habitats at other times of the year, they mate and lay their eggs in wetland areas. In fact, many animals require a variety of habitat types to complete their life cycle, which is another important reason to protect diverse habitat types throughout our region. Thanks for all you do to help us protect and

It's toad-ally Spring! Toad mating season is a loud affair. Usually terrestrial, every year American Toads seek out wetlands where they lay long strings of eggs. Look for toads in temporary ponds that are absent of fish (who love to snack on tadpoles) 🐸 | Bell Museum

Pair of European Common Toad Frog Mating Amplexus during Breeding Season in City Park Alley

3-D robo-toads in the wild