Toad Physiology
Toad Physiology refers to the physical and biological characteristics that define the structure and functions of a toad's body. This includes aspects such as their skin, which is typically thick and covered in warts for protection, their powerful hind legs for jumping and swimming, their unique respiratory system that allows them to breathe through their skin, and their specialized digestive system for processing a diet of insects and small invertebrates. Toads also have specialized glands for producing toxins as a defense mechanism, as well as specialized adaptations for surviving in both terrestrial and aquatic environments.