What is another word for Family Pelobatidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli pˈɛləbˌatɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Family Pelobatidae is a taxonomic classification of amphibians commonly known as spadefoot toads. These small to medium-sized toads are characterized by their spade-like feet, which they use to burrow into the ground. The family Pelobatidae includes several species, each with their specific traits and habitats. Some common synonyms for the family Pelobatidae include shovel-nosed toads, spadefoots, and Eastern spadefoots, to name a few. These toads are found in various regions of the world, from North America to Europe. Despite their peculiar appearance and habits, spadefoot toads play an essential role in their ecosystems, contributing to the balance and diversity of their natural habitats.
