Lots of news of the frog and toad kind.
(red-eyed tree frog in the san antonio zoo)We went to the San Antonio zoo to see their "Toadally" exhibit. It is part of the Amphibian Ark campaign to raise awareness about the amphibian extinction crisis.
I was so surprised and almost cried when i got a certificate from frogwatch U.S.A. I monitor the frog and toad population around my house. which has been low with the recent heat and drought but with the rain yesterday and today, I have already begun to see toads.
We rescued this toad from the park - she is unable to use one of her back legs and was stranded in the grass - maybe as a result of an encounter with a dog - i don't know - but i have made her a habitat and buy her crickets so she has a safe place to recover.
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How good of you to help the injured toad!
she's doing so well. I think she will be ready to go back out on her own in a few days!
Awwww, that's so nice of you, Froggy. What did you name this nice little toadie?
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