AFTER mating, the male Surinam toad affixes the female's eggs to her back, where her spongy flesh will swell and envelop them.
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When the froglets hatch, they leave behind holes in their mother's flesh that they will remain sheltered in until large enough to fend for themselves.
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When froglets hatch
AFTER mating, the male Surinam toad affixes the female's eggs to her back, where her spongy flesh will swell and envelop them.
m.
When the froglets hatch, they leave behind holes in their mother's flesh that they will remain sheltered in until large enough to fend for themselves.
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