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Toad

Description:

A student brought it from his farm in order to show it to his classmates, after discussing the importance of taking care of ecosystems by trying to protects its animals and natural habitats, we released the toad. Hopefully it will get used to its new habitat and become familar with our native and "released previously" animals. As it is raining a lot again we hope it could build a little burrow for itself.




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5 Comments

sofit1
sofit1 4 weeks ago

wow!!!!!!!!!!!

patty
patty 8 months ago

Yes, Ceci. We let it free in the field near some trees. It rained a lot since. Hopefully it is hoping around or inside a burrow.
Do you remember when we had tadpoles years ago? I hope it joined those toads. =)

cecihelper1
cecihelper1 8 months ago

Is it still in the field? Must be gone by now...

facuv1
facuv1 9 months ago

in the class of sciense we saw that animal and now is in the field of the school!

matimar1
matimar1 9 months ago

Wow, so strange! =)

Montevideo, Montevideo, Uruguay

Lat: -34.82, Long: -56.21

Spotted on Aug 23, 2012
Submitted on Aug 24, 2012

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