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    Asian common toads are found throughout Asia. They breed twice per year during the rainy season, laying around 40,000 eggs per clutch. Asian common toads are nocturnal and terrestrial, living in subtropical and tropical habitats up to 2,000 meters in elevation. Their diet consists mainly of insects, amphibians, and other small invertebrates. Though they can be poisonous, Asian common toads face few major threats and are listed as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List.

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    Asian common toads are found throughout Asia. They breed twice per year during the rainy season, laying around 40,000 eggs per clutch. Asian common toads are nocturnal and terrestrial, living in subtropical and tropical habitats up to 2,000 meters in elevation. Their diet consists mainly of insects, amphibians, and other small invertebrates. Though they can be poisonous, Asian common toads face few major threats and are listed as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List.

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    Asian common toads are found throughout Asia. They breed twice per year during the rainy season, laying around 40,000 eggs per clutch. Asian common toads are nocturnal and terrestrial, living in subtropical and tropical habitats up to 2,000 meters in elevation. Their diet consists mainly of insects, amphibians, and other small invertebrates. Though they can be poisonous, Asian common toads face few major threats and are listed as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List.

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    Asian common toads are found throughout Asia. They breed twice per year during the rainy season, laying around 40,000 eggs per clutch. Asian common toads are nocturnal and terrestrial, living in subtropical and tropical habitats up to 2,000 meters in elevation. Their diet consists mainly of insects, amphibians, and other small invertebrates. Though they can be poisonous, Asian common toads face few major threats and are listed as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List.

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