Physical differences between toads and frogs One of the most obvious differences lies in their skin. Toads have dry, thick skin covered in warts, but it still feels soft.

The word toad refers to a number of species of amphibians. There is a distinction in appearance between frogs and toads and a difference in the places they live.

While dissecting the story of a woman who found a little something extra in her canned green beans, the Silver Fox admitted that he doesn't know the difference between a frog and a toad, while ...

In this segment, she learns the differences between frogs and toads. Updated: 9:10 AM EDT Mar 11, 2013 Aquarium teaches Ava difference between frogs, toads ...

A tell-tale difference between toads (left) and frogs (right) is their skin. Toads have dry skin with lumps and bumps on them while frogs look smooth, wet and shiny even when out of water ...

This group includes approximately 7,839 recognized species, with toads falling under the category of frogs, but not all frogs are toads.

The difference between frogs and toads is slight and may not be important among tropical species. Nonetheless, frogs are usually long-legged anurans with smooth skins while toads are usually short ...

Another way to tell the difference is by their habitat. Frogs typically live closer to aquatic habitats while toads are often found in dryer terrestrial habitats.

Adrianne tells KCRW that she was the first to teach her father the difference between a frog and toad — frogs have longer legs and hop around, while toads are bumpy, less slimy, and have shorter legs.

HAMILTON >> The Utica Zoomobile brought in some slimy, scaly friends Feb. 21 to teach kids at Colgate Bookstore the difference between frogs and toads as well as amphibians and reptiles.

New Jersey has 16 species of frogs and toads, 13 of which can and have been sighted in North Jersey.