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Welcome back to Cool Stuff Daily. Today we're going to make you look at toads a little bit

differently because somewhere in the misty mountains of Tanz make you look at toads a little bit differently because somewhere

in the misty mountains of Tanzania, there are toads that don't lay eggs. Instead, they give

birth to live squirming baby toads. And scientists have just discovered three brand new species

of them. We're going to start off today's episode by going back to the early 1900s.

It was in 1905 that a German zoologist named Gustav Tournir stunned the Royal Prussian Academy

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