The difference between bullfrogs and toads is manifested in the species, appearance, and habits, in which the bullfrog is an amphibian belonging to the family of frogs of the order of anurans, and its adult length is about 17 centimeters, and its back is mostly green, often with brown splotches, and the toad belongs to the order of anurans of the family of toads, and its epidermis is rough, and there are long glands containing venom.

1, different varieties

Bullfrogs and toads are different varieties, in which bullfrogs are animals belonging to the family of frogs, its alias for the American water frogs, and toads belong to toad family of amphibians, its alias for the toads, toads, mangebo, mange monkeys, etc., the main varieties of China's The two main species in China are the Chinese giant toad and the black orbital toad.

2, different appearance

Bullfrogs and toads are different in appearance, in which bullfrogs are large edible frogs, their adult length is 7-17 cm, the maximum can reach 20 cm, their back color is green or brown, and there are brown or grey spots on them, while toads have rougher skin, and there are big and small bumps on them. The toad's skin is rougher and has large and small bumps, which contain toxins.

3. Living habits

Bullfrogs and toads have different living habits. Bullfrogs are native to North America, and are suitable for growing in a warm climate, mainly in Sichuan, Chongqing, Hunan and other places in China, whereas toads are found in all parts of the country, and they like to hide in mud holes, ditches and bushes.

4, species introduction

Bullfrogs are carnivorous animals, mainly eating small fish, small wa, tadpoles, young turtles, rodents, small snakes and other animals, and occasionally eat algae, plankton, mosses and aquatic plants, while the toad is nocturnal, usually foraging for food at night, mainly to flies, snails, beetles, moths for food.