Canadian Toad: Anaxyrus hemiophrys, formerly Bufo hemiophrys
	Distribution: Eastern Alberta to Western Manitoba + North-Central USA Size: 5.5"-7.5" adult average Distinguishing Characteristics: Cranial crests merge to form a central boss between its eyes. Parotoid glands are large and have an oval shape to them and meet with the cranial crests. Canadian Toads have a light coloured dorsal stripe running down the center of their back with reddish-brown warts surrounded by dark-brown to black spots. Habitat: Standing pools of water including ponds and lakes as well as wooded areas. Diet: Insects and worms.