'Brightly colored' toad — once thought to be extinct — gives birth at Tennessee zoo
To attract mates and signal its territory, the male toad waves its arms around to communicate, a Tennessee zoo staff member said.
Source: yahoo.com
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To attract mates and signal its territory, the male toad waves its arms around to communicate, a Tennessee zoo staff member said.
To attract mates and signal its territory, the male toad waves its arms around to communicate, a Tennessee zoo staff member said.
To attract mates and signal its territory, the male toad waves its arms around to communicate, a Tennessee zoo staff member said.