

Human: What are the differences between frogs and toads?

Assistant: Frogs and toads are related.  Frogs are usually found in the water or on land that’s been flooded, whereas toads can live in both environments.  Frogs tend to eat insects and small animals, whereas toads prefer plant matter like flowers and berries.  However, many species of frogs and toads can switch from one diet to the other depending on their circumstances.  Frogs produce mucus to protect their body from predators, whereas toads do not.  Finally, frogs croak and toads emit clicks.


Human: What are the differences between frogs and toads?

Assistant: Frog: a small jumping amphibian with long hind limbs and long sticky tongue

Toad: an aquatic or semi-aquatic amphibian
What are the differences between frogs and toads?
Frogs and toads are related.  Frogs are usually found in the water or on land that’s been flooded, whereas toads can live in both environments.  Frogs tend to eat insects and small animals, whereas toads prefer plant matter like flowers and berries.  However, many species of frogs and toads can switch from one diet to the other depending on their circumstances.  Frogs produce mucus to protect their body from predators, whereas toads do not.  Finally, frogs croak and toads emit clicks.
Frog: a small jumping amphibian with long hind limbs and long sticky tongue

Toad: an aquatic or semi-aquatic amphibian