Texas Toad

Anaxyrus speciosus

The Texas Toad is a stout-bodied amphibian with a rough, warty skin that varies in color from gray to brown. A memorable feature is its loud, distinctive call during the breeding season.

Habitat

Open grasslands and near water sources.

Diet

Insects and other small invertebrates.

How common

Common

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