| Size:
3/4 - 1 1/4 inches |
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| Distribution
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| Eastern 1/4
of the state. The eastern narrowmouth toad, as well as the great
plains narrowmouth toad, has a plump, flattened body with a comparatively
small head, and a fold of skin behind the eyes to act as a wiper while
feeding on their favorite prey, ants and termites. This secretive
frog is a nocturnal species, prefering to spend most of the day under
moist logs and in burrows. These frogs breed during the summer
and the males call can be easily identified as a short buzzing sound
somewhat like a lamb. |
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