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Horned toad

British pronunciation/hˈɔːnd tˈəʊd/
American pronunciation/hˈɔːɹnd tˈoʊd/
Horned toad
[NOUN]
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a small lizard with a flattened body, short legs, and horns on its head, found in arid regions of North America

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What is a "horned toad"?

A horned toad, also known as a horned lizard, is a small reptile with a unique appearance. It has a flattened body, short legs, and distinctive horns on its head. Despite its name, it is not a toad but a lizard. The horned toad is known for its remarkable defense mechanisms, such as puffing up its body and spraying blood from its eyes when threatened. It primarily feeds on ants and other small insects, and it can be found in arid regions of North America.

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1So unless you're comboing it into a stronger finishing move, it may not be the greatest use in a close-quarters duel Examples include the: Archer Fish, Velvet Worm, Bombardier Beetle, and Horned Toad.
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