What is another word for Southern Spadefoot?
Pronunciation: [sˈʌðən spˈe͡ɪdfʊt] (IPA) 
The Southern Spadefoot is a unique amphibian that is found in various parts of the southeastern United States. Though it is a specific species, there are several synonyms that refer to this creature depending on the region. In Florida, it is often referred to as the Florida Flatwoods Toad, while in Texas, it may be called the Gulf Coast Spadefoot. Other common synonyms include the Rio Grande Spadefoot, Eastern Spadefoot, and Plains Spadefoot. Regardless of its name, the Southern Spadefoot is known for its distinctive shovel-shaped feet that allow it to burrow in moist soil during periods of drought. Its call is often described as a nasal, snoring sound.
