The toad is a form of the following:
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amphibian
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reptile
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insect
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fish
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Explanation
Toads are amphibians, which are cold-blooded vertebrates that typically start life in water (as tadpoles) and then live on land as adults. They have moist skin and undergo metamorphosis.
AI explanation
Toads are amphibians — cold-blooded vertebrates that typically live part of their life in water (as tadpoles) and part on land as adults, with moist, permeable skin. They are not reptiles (which have scaly, dry skin and lay hard-shelled eggs), insects (invertebrates with exoskeletons), or fish (which live fully aquatic, gill-breathing lives).