Q: What kind of animal is the Mexican burrowing toad?
A: The Mexican burrowing toad is a frog.
Q: Is the Mexican burrowing toad the only species in its genus?
A: Yes, the Mexican burrowing toad is the only species in the genus Rhinophrynus.
Q: What is the Mexican burrowing toad's family called?
A: The Mexican burrowing toad's family is called Rhinophrynidae.
Q: In what countries can the Mexican burrowing toad be found?
A: The Mexican burrowing toad can be found in southern Texas through Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
Q: Did the Mexican burrowing toad used to live in more places than it does now?
A: Yes, the Mexican burrowing toad used to live in more places, including as far north as Canada, but these populations died out in the Oligocene.
Q: When did the populations of Mexican burrowing toads in Canada die out?
A: The populations of Mexican burrowing toads in Canada died out in the Oligocene.
Q: Are there any other species of toads in the genus Rhinophrynus?
A: No, the Mexican burrowing toad is the only species in the genus Rhinophrynus.