Surviving toads, frogs, and
salamanders were sheltered underground, beneath logs, in lake bottom mud,
or in rock crevices. Those living or hibernating in ice-covered lakes
survived in huge numbers.
Surviving toads, frogs, and
salamanders were sheltered underground, beneath logs, in lake bottom mud,
or in rock crevices. Those living or hibernating in ice-covered lakes
survived in huge numbers.
Frogs and toads quickly reproduced
and repopulated the area.
In the summer, the shorelines of
blast zone lakes are covered with masses of tadpoles and young toads.
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