PHILADELPHIA (AP) — It's rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads as they hop across a busy residential street on a rainy summer night. Why do toadlets cross the road? To get to the woods ...

Walk past their dwelling grounds, and you can hear them singing. And if watching spadefoot toads play in fresh floodwater and listening to their calls finds you amused, better enjoy the toad activity ...

The numbers of common toads in the U.K. have declined, on average, by 68 percent over the last 30 years, according to a new report. Toads frequently have to cross roads when they migrate to breeding ...

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It's rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads as they hop across a busy residential street on a rainy summer night. Why do toadlets cross the road? To get to woods on the other side. It's ...

It’s rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads as they hop across a busy residential street on a rainy summer night. Why do toadlets cross the road? To get to the woods on the other side — ...

PHILADELPHIA – It’s rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads as they hop across a busy residential street on a rainy summer night. Why do toadlets cross the road? To get to the woods on ...

A baby toad sits along side a road Wednesday in the Roxborough neighborhood of Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA – It’s rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads as they hop across a busy ...

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