Reptiles, Amphibians, Invertebrates & Small Pets : Colorado River Toad Facts

Colorado river toads, also called the Sonora desert toad, have relatively smooth skin outside of the warts on their back legs. Discover facts about Colorado river toads with information from a published biologist in this free video on toads and amphibians.

Expert: Dr. Alan Richmond
Bio: Dr. Alan Richmond is the lecturer and curator of biology at the University of Massachusetts. He is a well-published biologist and has a special interest in reptiles and amphibians.
Filmmaker: Demand Media

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Pets & Animals

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• reptiles
• snakes
• amphibians
• reptile facts
• snake facts
• amphibian facts
• reptile care
• snake care
• amphibian care
• pet care
• invertebrates

[rakgtr]

and shes wrong about the toad licking thing, people dry their venom and smoke it to cause hallucinogenic effects, digesting it can only harm you and does not give you any effects

[Sum4life23]

HYPNOTOAD

[christianz2010]

would it give me warts? I think alot of people wanna know.

[MrDamorganrules]

@expertvillage

[superphil92]

His body looks like an american bullfrog. But his hands go in like a toad.

[SALVOTHESTONEDONE]

@xISiLLeNTIx more like $250 man there fucking expensive

[ChiefOfLife]

stop manhandling it!!

[MattyMcCritic]

would be funny to see her lick her fingers haha

[rolewnik283]

@rakgtr licking the toad does work but in a different way....do you think the first ancients that discovered how special the frog was thought to milk the venom, dry it, then freebase it? dont think so...they licked that mofo

[DrQuantum27]

@Alzdr From what I have read dogs will try to eat them and can die from the venom.

[Alzdr]

@rakgtr Don't dogs lick them though?