Yellow-Bellied Toad by a Puddle
A small aquatic toad stays close to a shallow puddle along a muddy woodland trail.
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Yellow-Bellied Toad Beside a Small Puddle
Viewed from the front, this page shows a small yellow-bellied toad sitting right next to a small puddle. The amphibian is characterized by unique heart-shaped eye pupils and a distinctly spotted belly pattern typical of puddle-dwelling species.
Muddy Habitats and Warning Displays
Yellow-bellied toads prefer temporary water bodies such as rain puddles, muddy wheel ruts, and small forest ponds. When threatened by a predator, the toad arches its back to expose its bright belly pattern, a posture known as the unkenreflex that warns attackers of its distasteful skin secretions.
Natural Colors of a Yellow-Bellied Toad
- Back skin: Dark grayish-brown, mud brown, or dull olive
- Spotted belly: Bright yellow or yellow-orange with dark blue-gray splotches
- Eyes: Golden with dark heart-shaped pupils
- Puddle water: Murky brown or reflective sky gray