The Squadcast: Episode 12
giant pacific octopus The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 11
garden snail
The Role of Ayahuasca in Addiction Treatment
The SquadCast This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 10
spotted hyena The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 9
egyptian cobra Snake Center The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 8
leatherback sea turtle The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
Turtle And Tortoise Center 
The Squadcast: Episode 7
american flamingo Frog Center The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 6
duck billed platypus The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
Yikes 
The Squadcast: Episode 5
african pygmy hedgehog six banded armadillo The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 4
Eggs Flemish giant rabbit The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 3
killer whale The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The Squadcast: Episode 2
roadrunner The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.
The SquadCast: Episode 1
ferrets flying mammal center The SquadCast
This is our Oriental Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina orientalis). Fire Bellied Toads use their bright coloration as a defense mechanism and will even exhibit an unken reflex, where he will arch his back and limbs and even flip over, to display the belly and ward off predators.