Cane Toad.É um grande anfíbio pesando até 2 kg, nativo da América do Sul e Central. Apesar de os sapos viverem perto de reservatórios, eles são considerados criaturas terrestres ou semi-terrestres.. - Banco de fotos e imagens

Malay toad. The main color of the backs of toads are brown, black. The skin of this toad is covered with a continuous layer of uniform black pimples, which are larger on the back than on the sides. The Malay toad is the most common amphibian species

African Bullfrog. These are the largest frogs in South Africa. Young frogs have a bright green back with contrasting white spots. A narrow light stripe or dark spots may run along the back. The skin is bumpy.

Malay toad. The main color of the backs of toads are brown, black. The skin of this toad is covered with a continuous layer of uniform black pimples, which are larger on the back than on the sides. The Malay toad is the most common amphibian species

Frog sitting on a leaf in the terrarium

Toad Aha (cane toad). These are the most famous toads of Central and South America. Toads Aga quite large, can weigh about 1 kg, and in length reach 25 centimeters. On the back of the head, behind the eyes, there are large poisonous glands, along the

Malay toad. The main color of the backs of toads are brown, black. The skin of this toad is covered with a continuous layer of uniform black pimples, which are larger on the back than on the sides. The Malay toad is the most common amphibian species

Horned frog or Amazonian slingshot (Latin Ceratophrys cornuta) This is a very large and voracious toad. It lives in the Amazon River basin. The upper eyelids are elongated and form pointed outgrowths above the eyes. Spends most of the day buried in d

African Bullfrog. Reaches a length of 25 cm Width of the frog is almost equal to the length. It is widespread in East, Central and South Africa.

Malay toad. The main color of the backs of toads are brown, black. The skin of this toad is covered with a continuous layer of uniform black pimples, which are larger on the back than on the sides. The Malay toad is the most common amphibian species

Crested Gecko. This is the gecko of the island of New Caledonia. Their main and distinctive feature is the spiked scales around the eyes, similar to eyelashes, and the same scales on the edges of the head, forming the so-called "crown" or crest.

Red Tegu. It is found in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Paraguay. The maximum body size is 60 cm, up to 140 cm with a tail. Its color is black and white - alternating transverse stripes run all over the body.

Amazonian Milk Frog. Lives in the Amazon rainforest. It can be found in the Eastern part of Brazil, at the foot of the Andes, but a favorite habitat the coast of the great Amazon river and its tributaries.