Why do all animals hate frogs and toads?
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The animals originally want to eat the toads and frogs, but alot of toads and frogs secrete a distasteful fluid from their skins when threatened. The animals then decide not to eat them and leave them on the ground. That's why there are so many dead frogs than other animals being left to die.
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The toads are mating. Why do you feel the need to get rid of them? They are doing their thing. You should read a little about them. You might think they are kind of cool.
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Hatred is totally necessary in humans.  It is a survival instinct...In order to defend yourself against would-be predators (for humans, this can be anyone; both physical and psychic predators) you need to be able to have the capacity to hate them.  Why does the bird hate the snake?  Because the bird knows that the snake will eat its eggs.  Obviously, animals don't have the same concept of 'hatred' that humans do, but it's the same principle.  Wouldn't it be safe to say that you 'hate' child molesters?  Rapists?  Murderers?
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i can understand why they do it but...\n\ni dont agree because animals are not humans and they do have different d.n.a to us.
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Most girls were raised to hate spiders. It's a girl thing. As for me I have a bet tranchy.
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History\n\nThe Common Toad (Bufo bufo) or European Toad is widespread throughout Europe, with the exception of Ireland and some Mediterranean islands. Its easterly range extends to Irkutsk in Siberia and its southerly range includes parts of northwestern Africa in the northern mountains of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia.\n\nAdults can grow to 18cm (7 in) and their skin has a warty appearance and ranges from green to brown. As a defense against predators they secrete a toxic, foul tasting substance called bufagin. This is enough to deter many predators although Grass Snakes and hedgehogs are immune. Although the adults spend most of their time on land the females enter ponds and other still waters to lay their eggs, toadspawn, which can be distinguished from the spawn of the common frog as it forms strings rather than a large mass of eggs. Eggs are laid in the spring, with the females attempting to return to the water in which they were born. The young tadpoles resemble other tadpoles in their appearance except that toadpoles have a larger, rounder blacker head and shorter tail.\n\nCommon Toads eat invertebrates such as insects, larvae, spiders, slugs and worms, which they catch on their sticky tongues. Larger toads may also take slow worms, small grass snakes and harvest mice, which are swallowed alive. Toads generally hunt at night, and are most active in wet weather.\n\nIn Great Britain and Poland many toads are killed on the roads while migrating to their breeding grounds, in some places special tunnels have been constructed so they can cross under roads and local wildlife groups run toad patrols carrying them across busy crossing points in buckets.\n\nToads have a long association with European witchcraft, as familiars and ingredients in potions.\n\nReproduction\n\nAlthough males usually wait for females at breeding sites, they will sometimes try to ambush them before they reach the water. Males clamber onto the backs of females and hold onto them tightly (a posture known as amplexus), the nuptial pads on their fingers providing extra grip. Over-eager males sometimes grab another male, but the captured male’s croak soon informs them of their mistake. Common toads spawn amongst waterweed. The female releases long strings of triple-stranded eggs, which the male on her back fertilises with sperm. About 600-4000 eggs are laid. These strings become twisted and stretched around waterweed and vegetation so that the eggs settle into two strands. A few days later the adults leave the water. The tadpoles hatch within 10 days and despite being distasteful to most predators, the majority will not reach adulthood. The tadpoles metamorphose into toadlets within 2-3 months - varying according to food availability and water temperature - and leave the water in May. Common toads reach sexual maturity at 4 years of age.
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Snakes aren't slimy. Even if they're poisonous, the vast majority are shy and retiring, only attacking when provoked. The basis for this hatred of snakes is unclear. In the Bible, for instance, the EVIL, WICKED, snake is the reason for Adam and Eve being kicked out of paradise. Not all cultures despise snakes, though. The Aztecs, for instance, had a god, Quetzalcoatl, who was a snake. His brother, Tezcatlipoca, turned him into a human while he was asleep, and he was so ashamed that he decided to kill himself. He was ashamed of being HUMAN.
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That is easy. Lots of Americans Hate. Not just Mexicans. You see The liberals hate the Conservative Christians but they love Dogs, Cats, Cows, Trees, Mice, Birds, You see over here you can kill a unborn baby and the government will pay for it. But if you kill a spotted Owl you can go to prison and people will spit on you. Basically if you are a gay tree hugger that is OK but if you are a Christian with family values they hate you. Mexicans are just the latest on the who to hate list; no big deal.
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Muslims are afraid of any thing in the human world. It is the main reason why they hate all humans.
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Adult frogs follow a carnivorous diet, mostly of arthropods, annelids and gastropods.  \n\nFrom Wikipedia\n\nfyi:\nArthropods - Spiders, Insects\nAnnelids - Worms, Catepillars\nGastropods - Snails, Slugs
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mammals, reptiles hav vocal cords,,, others dont!!!
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I tried on a frog once, I tried to blow in its mouth, sadly it didnt work :(
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Good question, perhaps it is because they suck blood. Most people don't fear them anymore because they pass them off as mere myth. I however, became jaded to fear ages ago. Nowadays, hunting them is all that I really concern myself with, I take great joy in the way they scream as I saw their sickly arms off. I also take their defiled head off and force it to watch as I drive the stake ever so slowly though their heart... that is, after I set them ablaze.\n>8)
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1. You see toads because the humidity are confortable for them, that need it. So, they just live their places or wake up from hibernation and began their hunt to feed. They move from one plae to other place. Or jut do an walk.\n\n2. Yes t can rain toads and it happened before (as you can easily find in misterious world from Arthur C. Clark)... but isn't a condensation or somekind of miracle. Probably a Tornado got them from somewhere and bring it to that place.  (it's just a theory about the reason).
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See, both of which involve an emotional roller coaster.  Love and Hate both require you to get sucked into a vortex of sin and degredation.  Not true however, with animals...They are fine to love.  Have a good day!
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It's because it makes their fur stick to them and they hate the feeling of it. It has to do with the way the fur mats up. I am not sure why!
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The simple truth is, Jason, that human beings must have something to hate.  It is in our nature, unfortunately.  Devout Christians hate the devil, White Supremacists hate anyone darker than they are, the enslaved hate their enslavors, and the warmonger hates peace.  \nOur first emotions toward that which we do not understand are, and always have been, suspicion and hatred.  As cave-people, when we found our possessions, (food, women, shelter) in danger...we felt fear.  We hated the feeling of fear.  The source of that fear/hatred was the unknown predator.  We unleashed our hatred upon the predator, vanquished him/it, and the fear subsided.  It evolved from that.  I'm not saying that I, as a Patriotic American, believe in cruelty or hatred.  I'm simply stating, as an unfortunate fact, it's existence.\nConsequently, I wish peace for you.