Natterjack Toads

A toad native to sandy and heathland areas of Europe, notably the basement of Roger Prunchkin.

Facts

 * One of only three amphibians designated as "protected" by the National Biodiversity Action Plan.
 * Natterjacks have a loud and distinctive mating call.
 * The name "natterjack" means "the chattering(nattering) toad".
 * They can live for up to 15 years.
 * Only species of toad native to Ireland.

"Facts"
The following "facts" are anecdotal, and rely entirely on the word of Roger Prunchkin.
 * If you take them in your hand you can "burst them like a pod full of detergent".
 * Inside of them is a substance described as "high end pea and ham soup".
 * They bring in limes from the outside.

Physical Description

 * Adults are 60-70mm.
 * Distinguished from common toads by a yellow stripe down their back.

Additional Mentions
Edition 2

Additional Appearances
Edition 11