Yes! Apparently they do! Up until recently finding this article, I believed that my American Toad, Shima, was a male because whenever it would rollover onto it's back, or when another toad would jump on it, or when I would pick it up.... it would chirp! So... I thought it must be a male BUT... as Shima grew larger, much larger than the other toads, and the throat appeared to be less shaded... actually there is no more shading, I now believe that He is a SHE!! Have a gander at the article... It's pretty good, especially for beginner's! Read under "Friends of Farmers and Gardeners"
https://mdc.mo.gov/conmag/2018-04/secret-life-toads
~Cathy
I have learned... still learning... ALWAYS LEARNING!
Every moment is a teachable moment!
Mistakes are not always a terrible thing, especially when you learn from them!
Oh man, thank you for this. My girl's almost two years old and just recently when I need to handle her, she's started making those little chirps as well. I was starting to wonder if I'd sexed her wrong and she was a boy after all.![]()
~Cathy
I have learned... still learning... ALWAYS LEARNING!
Every moment is a teachable moment!
Mistakes are not always a terrible thing, especially when you learn from them!
My female North American toad when she gets upset she makes a popping sound with her nostrils and my male well he just chirps lots when you pick him up.
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