#FridayFacts The common Indian Toad is also called Asian Common Toad, Asian Black Spined Toad or common Sunda Toad. It may be found on rocks, leaf litter & logs and is most commonly seen in urban settlements. The toads can be seen at night under street lamps when winged insects swarm; they also feed on a large number of invertebrates including scorpions. A fascinating fact about the toads is that tadpoles recognise their kin! These toads are opportunistic feeders and also great for residences, a

355K views · 327 reactions | Sea toads, or coffinfish, thrive in the dark ocean bottom. They have specialized pectoral fins that act as feet for landing and "walking" along the sea floor. They use their enormous gills to fill their body with water, allowing them to take up more oxygen. Video by NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook