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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #40081 Short Toads
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Toads feed mainly on insects such as flies and beetles or other small arthropods and worms. When hunting for food, a toad moves in as close to its prey as possible. Then flicks out its long, sticky tongue and snaps the insect into its mouth in a lightning-quick motion. This action can be observed in slow motion when the toad sees a prey, the tongue snaps out. If the prey is touched, it sticks fast and the tongue is quickly pulled back into the mouth.

How do toads catch their prey?

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