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Another Wounded Toad

July 25, 2010 Elizabeth

So, previously we had seen a diseased or injured toad in our yard, now we found this guy. He obviosly was squished or somehow harmed, but he seemed to be dealing with the injury. It was like his intestines were outside of his body but still working. We ended up letting him go. Perhaps he was struck by a snake or some other predator.  We observed him eating and acting otherwise normally.  Other than the obvious wound, it did not have any other strange or uncommon markings of any kind.

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