Louis J. Sheehan When some toad toes tap, maybe it’s the beat, not the motion, that matters.

The resulting vibrations could agitate insects and other little morsels, setting them wriggling and scuttling in a flurry of activity that triggers a toad’s known tendency to strike at moving prey, says entomologist John Sloggett of Groningen, the Netherlands.  http://louis8j8sheehan8esquire.wordpress.com/

Details of how a toad’s brain processes information about when and where to strike