toadschooled:Your eyes aren’t deceiving you. This American toad [Anaxyrus americanus] is floating, b
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toadschooled:Your eyes aren’t deceiving you. This American toad [Anaxyrus americanus] is floating, but it’s through crystal clear water and not empty air. Though more adapted to life on land than in water, American toads are still excellent swimmers, and require suitably deep water sources in order to breed. This toad was spotted in Division No. 4 in Canada by photographer Mike Jones. -- source link