Variable Toad (Bufotes sitibundus) **
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The Variable Toad (Bufotes sitibundus). The common toad is a widespread amphibian found in various habitats across Europe and parts of Asia. Bufotes sitibundus specifically inhabits regions in southeastern Europe.
These toads have typical toad-like characteristics, including a stocky build, warty skin, and a preference for a semi-aquatic lifestyle. They are known for their distinctive call, a prolonged and melodic trill, especially during the breeding season. Like other toads, Bufotes sitibundus plays a vital ecological role by contributing to pest control through the consumption of insects.
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