181K views · 4.6K reactions | Hello friends of Hocking Hills State Park. We will be starting a series of informational videos on flora and fauna that you can find at our visitor center, and in the park. Our first video starts with one of our amphibious friends, the American Toad! Tune into the video as Naturalist Wyatt shares some toad-ally awesome facts about him  | Hocking Hills State Park | Facebook

Sound on! Who needs online dating when you could have a toad’s call for mating? This mating call is produced by male toads in order to attract females during the breeding season and to warn other rival males of their presence. Sometimes they can last up to thirty seconds! 🐸 | Shedd Aquarium

3.4K views · 428 reactions | This American Toad was brought to the Center after being found with a left forelimb injury which required partial amputation. As this video shows, missing a foot hasn't slowed this patient down in the slightest! Many species adapt quite well to amputation and we are expecting a full recovery from this toad! #AmericanToad #DinnerTime #WildlifeRehabilitation | Blue Ridge Wildlife Center | Facebook

American toads are beginning to emerge after spending the winter lying dormant. As the males congregate in wetlands and ponds, they begin calling loudly in the hopes of catching a female's attention. Each male has a slightly different frequency and volume to their call, which sets them apart from the rest of the crowd. #WetlandWednesday 🎥 Filmed with permission at @Fontenelle Forest | Nebraska Game and Parks Commission