Marine toad is also called the giant toad. Animals that bite them become sick and can die.

Its rehab time lol! my dogs would do the same thing if we lived there!

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hmm, those eggs look like somehting I have seen gotta look, i think its salamander eggs of some sort. coluld be worng thats off the top of my head...

I'm pretty sure that it is too warm here in Florida for salamanders to live in the wild.

Oh contraire. You guys got alabama waterdogs, two-toed amphiumas, one-toaed amphiumas, greater sirens, eastern sirens, dwarf sirens, mole salamanders, marbled salamanders, flatwoods salamanders, eastern tiger salamanders, penninsular and central eastern newts, striped newts, spotted dusky salamanders, southern dusky salamanders, apalachicola dusky salamanders, southeastern slimy salamanders, four-toed salamanders, rusty mud salamanders, southern red salamanders, southern two-lined salamanders, three-lined longtail salamanders, and dwarf salamanders

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when I go camping, i usually am able to catch newly metamorphasized toads by the hundreds! That looks like the ones I catch but they are not the same species, i live in North GA, the most prominent species here is Bufo Americanus. I think that's it, i may be wrong but that's what I think they are called.

and btw, there are many tropical species of salamanders. I am almost positive florida is no exception and has many wild native species.

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Of course, all those native species and I end up with the ones that require cool temperatures. I have a Mudpuppy that was sold to me as a waterdog and two Chinese fire-bellied newts. I have a hard time keeping the temps down. I had no idea that salamanders lived in Florida. I've lived here my whole life and I have never seen one in the wild.

Most of the sallies in FL are hard to find. The majority only live in the northernmost regions of the state, and most of the rest are strictly aquatic. Try looking under logs in remote, damp areas and you might get lucky. Streams may yield some too.

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