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   Here is a horned toad. It is a lizard but with a shape 

as a toad. He lives in the desert with a hot and dry 

environment. The toad eats ant eggs for nutrients. It 

invades red ant hills and eats their babies. Pretty sad 

but it needs to survive. It is becoming endangered 

because it can’t eat common ant eggs. The ant eggs 

have a hard shell and it can eat it but it won’t give him 

nutrients. 

   The Adaptations are it squirts blood out of its eyes for 

defense. It does that because it needs to warn other 

predators. Also it the blood is very toxic to other 

animals. It could make the other animals sick or kill 

them. It is light weight for climbing on trees and leaves 

and not break them. It looks like a toad for disguise and 

it attacks ant shelters and eat the eggs. 

   50 million years in the future, earthquakes come in 

and reshapes the world differently. With all of the 

cracks, floods come in and makes other lands a 

wetland. But there are still some other land in the 

future. Over time the animal becomes a herbivore and 

it now it has smooth skin and it looks like a frog but 

with soft horns. It can swim now but it doesn't need to 

swim. It has powerful stomach acid now

   The animal possibly in the future is going to be a 

weird looking animal. But the environment is going 

to be cooler and warm with average humidity. It is 

not going to be a desert anymore but earthquakes 

will make a wetland. It will cool the animals off but 

there are still some land left. Mostly plants live in 

land but there are some animals. It now eats lemon 

leaves for a boost of energy that lasts through the 

day. It now squirts toxic water out of his eyes for 

defense and hunting. It is more light weight for 

standing on the leaves and eating the tall ones. It 

looks like a frog but still haves his horns (for 

defense). At last it has a very strong stomach acid 

for getting all of the nutrients inside it's food. 

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