Question

Why are frogs and toads different explain using complete sentances.

Answer 1

Answer:

Frogs have smooth or slimy skin that is moist, whereas toads have thicker, bumpy skin that is usually dry. All toads are poisonous, while frogs are not.

Answer 2

Answers and Explanations:

Frogs and toads actually have a lot of differences, granted they look alike.

Frogs:

Frogs tend to have much longer legs than their body, which are made for jumping. They also tend to have much smoother, slimier skin. Frogs also tend to have longer front legs as well. Not only that, but frogs prefer to hop rather than walk. Frogs also sometimes have bigger eyes, unlike a toad. Because frogs need to stay slimy and smooth, frogs are most commonly and only found in areas where there is water, or where it is very damp.

Toads:

Toads tend to have shorter, more stubby front and back legs. Toads also tend to have more dry, wart-like skin. They also like to crawl more than hop around. These amphibians also tend to have eyes that are not as big as a toad. You are also more likely to see a toad than a frog because they tend to wander away from water, unlike a frog.

I hope this helps.