Biology, asked by namratariva2720, 1 year ago

Why does your toad seem to be getting darker?

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Answered by Sonalibendre

It has been well described how colour can change in many amphibian species due to environmental conditions such as humidity and especially temperature and often frogs and toads or even salamander larvae are much darker when their body temperature is low.

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