What Special adaptations does a toad have that helps it live in its environment?

Toads have several special adaptations that help them thrive in their environment. Their dry, warty skin helps prevent water loss, allowing them to survive in drier habitats. They have specialized glands behind their eyes that secrete a toxic substance, deterring predators. Toads also have powerful hind legs for jumping and escaping danger, as well as a specialized tongue for catching prey.