Toads

Toads are amphibian species from the family Bufonidae. They have been around for millions of years, and they are capable of surviving in a wide range of climates and habitats. Toads play an important role in the environment, being a source of food for a variety of predators and prey. They also help to control insect populations, as they feed on various types of insects and invertebrates. Toads provide important benefits to humans as well, as their tadpoles can be used to control mosquitos and their secretions are key components in various medical remedies and treatments. Finally, they are popularly known in culture, appearing in various myths, literature and folklore.