A natterjack is a species of toad native to parts of Europe. It is characterized by its distinctive yellow or greenish warts and a yellow stripe down its back. Natterjacks are known for their unique vocalizations, producing a loud, rattling call during the breeding season. They are primarily found in sandy habitats, such as heathlands, dunes, and coastal areas. Natterjacks are adapted to a semi-aquatic lifestyle, with their breeding ponds playing a crucial role in their reproductive cycle. They are considered protected species due to habitat loss and fragmentation, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts to preserve their populations.

Definition und Bedeutung von „natterjack“ im Englischen

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