Cane Toad vs. Oak Toad
Small young Cane Toads hop round the same lawns and pine flatwoods as the tiny Oak Toad. A: No pale stripe down the back; dark blotches in the Cane Toad; a bold, bright cream stripe down the middle of the back in the Oak Toad. B: Big glands behind the eyes, huge in adults in the Cane Toad; small glands; wide-set head ridges that curve in in the Oak Toad. C: Huge: 4 to 6 in in the Cane Toad; tiny: about an inch, the smallest toad in North America in the Oak Toad.
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