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Apr 28, 2025 - 07:55 AM
Horned toads, which are actually lizards, primarily engage in activities like hunting and eating ants and other small insects. They are well-known for their defense mechanisms, which include puffing up their bodies to appear larger and, in some species, squirting blood from their eyes to deter predators. Additionally, they rely on their camouflaged appearance to blend into their desert environments, helping them avoid detection.
