The Animal Fire-bellied Toad

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Fire-bellied Toad

About Fire-bellied Toad
The belly of a fire-bellied toad is a vivid scarlet and black pattern. When threatened they arch their head and raise their legs to show their markings.
They dwell in ditches and ponds.

What is this animal's name?	Fire-bellied Toad
What class is this animal assigned to?	Amphibians
What does this animal eat?	Insects
Where did this animal live?	Eastern Europe, Asia, parts of Asia