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Fowler's Toad

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Fowler's toad, Anaxyrus fowleri, is a medium-sized toad native to eastern North America, especially areas with sandy soils near rivers, lakes, and coastal habitats. It is commonly distinguished from the American toad by having three or more warts within many of its dark dorsal spots, although identification can require several traits. Breeding males produce a short, nasal call, and the species lays eggs in shallow water during the warmer months.

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What is Fowler's Toad?

Fowler's Toad is Anaxyrus fowleri, a medium-sized toad native to eastern North America. It is especially associated with sandy soils near rivers, lakes, and coastal habitats.

How can Fowler's Toad be distinguished from the American toad?

Fowler's Toad is commonly distinguished by having three or more warts within many of its dark dorsal spots. Identification can still require attention to several features because wart patterns vary.

Where does Fowler's Toad live?

It occurs in eastern North America, especially in sandy habitats near rivers, lakes, and coastal areas. The species uses both terrestrial cover and shallow water during its life cycle.

What is the scientific name of Fowler's Toad?

Its scientific name is Anaxyrus fowleri. The species belongs to the toad family and is native to the eastern part of North America.

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