Woodhouse's Toad Spotted at Las Vegas Springs Preserve for First Time in 65 Years
A rare Woodhouse's toad has been recorded at Las Vegas' Springs Preserve for the first time in approximately 65 years. The male toad was detected making a mating call within the preserve's restored wetland area. This marks the species' first confirmed presence at the site since the original springs dried up around 1962. Conservationists have described the sighting as a significant milestone for local wildlife recovery. Members of the public have also engaged with the news by proposing names for the solitary toad.
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