Why do toads always come out after the rain?

There are two main reasons why frogs run to land on rainy days: when conditions permit, and for food.

Let's start with foraging. On rainy days, insects rarely fly, and if the frog is almost impossible to catch on the water, and most of the insects hide in the grass or on the ground of the farmland (which is covered by crops), the frog must go ashore if it wants to feed.

The second is that conditions permit. As we said above, the main reason why frogs stay in the water during the day is in the way they breathe, usually the sun shines high during the day and the temperature is high, which will accelerate the evaporation of mucus on the frog's body surface, thus making the frog lose a large part of its ability to obtain oxygen. However, rainy days are different, there is no scorching sun, and there is rain to replenish the water on the body surface in time, so the frogs can continue to get oxygen from the air on rainy days**.

Therefore, on rainy days, frogs breathe and forage at the same time, which is why they are seen on the road or in the grass.

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Problem description: Like a swallow flying low before it rains?

Why did you run out of the game before the rain in your hand? Foraging?

Analysis: The toad is also an amphibian, in addition to its lungs, its ** also plays a part of the respiratory function, in the dry weather, its ** will feel very uncomfortable and reluctant to leave the water, and the humidity of the air in the rain before the rain is very high, its** will feel better, and the insects on land (its food) are more, it is also more willing to come to these places, so it comes out in the rain before the dry rain, and the range of human activities is mostly on land, So we thought it would be easy to run out before it rained.

Feeding the toad after rain does not have an effect on the toad itself.

If you're feeding them insects or other invertebrates caught in the rain, you'll need to be careful. Because rainwater can carry bacteria, chemical pollutants and other harmful substances, these harmful substances can accumulate in the collapsed body of insects and other food. If toads also ingest these harmful substances when they eat these foods, it can have an impact on their health.

Therefore, it is recommended to wash or disinfect the food before feeding the toad to ensure that the food is harmless to maintain the health of the toad. In addition, the water for the toad should also be changed regularly to keep the water clean and fresh to prevent the toad from being affected by water pollution.

In general, most small toads under trees are non-venomous. However, poisonous toads are a special class of toads that contain toxins in their bodies that can be toxic to other animals or humans. Poisonous toads often have bright colors, which are a warning color for them to tell potential predators how dangerous they are.

In the natural environment, poisonous or Qing toads are usually distributed in specific areas and are not widespread in most areas. Therefore, in general, it is unlikely that the small toads found under the trees are poisonous. However, the specific situation needs to be determined according to the geographical location and the species of the toad.

If you have questions about toads in a particular area, it is recommended that you exercise caution when touching or observing them, and avoid direct contact or ingestion of toads. If you have any concerns about the toxicity of toads, it's best to consult with a local biologist, zoo, or wildlife conservation organization for more accurate information and guidance.

Because it prefers a moist environment.

It likes to hide in mud holes, under damp stones, in grass, and by ditches. **It is easy to lose water, so it is more lurking and hiding during the day, and it comes out at night and dusk.

Adult toads overwinter in clusters of sediment or on wet soils. Stop eating, use the body to store sugar in the liver to maintain the lowest metabolism, and the next year when the temperature rises to 10 20, the hibernation ends. Nocturnal predation and activity, feeding on beetles, moths, snails, maggots, etc.

Captive breeding is easier than other frog species.

Because the atmospheric pressure is low and the weather is muggy, it will run out.

Because the water is stuffy when it rains, I came out for a walk.

Maybe it's a good time for them to catch pests.

It's cool on a rainy day!!

A lot of the questions aren't that complicated haha.

Because it prefers humid climates.

I'm afraid of drowning. How can you do it if you don't come out?

Because it's afraid of dryness, and the air is very stuffy when it rains.

Because you happen to see that it comes out on a rainy day, you think it only comes out on a rainy day, but in fact, it comes out whenever you want, and you can come out whenever you want.

They want to bathe and conserve water.