Villamayor adds that 25 years and more live, and that if a pet tries to bite a toad skin Farewell a substance that gives the sensation of itching in the mouth, which makes the attacker to quickly release the prey. They preferably feed on insects and worms. Two varieties, which in reality are not kururu (Toad) but jui (frog), despite the fact that their respective names begin at kururu are mentioned in both dictionaries. Thus, kururu pyta (literally: red or colorado Toad) is a frog that is not Toad, but a large frog. It is edible, very tasty meat. Then there is the sayju kururu (literally: yellow Toad) is a large frog that changes color. Moreover, the dictionary of Villamayor describes frogs follows: Jui: frog. Frog, in the fam.
Ranidae. He lives in puddles, streams and damp places. Among the varieties of frog are mentioned to the jui hovy (literally: Blue Frog), known as Frog monito with vertical pupil, with notorious parathyroid glands. Hands and feet prensibles, with its opposable thumbs. Slow movements, he lives on the vegetation and made their nests on branches above the water.
It adapts to dry environments and not dehydrate is covered with a substance produced by glands. Then there is the jui titi (literally: girl frog): or small frog; and finally, the jui pakova (literally: banana frog or the bananal): known as rana calf. It is an arboreal species that inhabits the trunks of bananas, hence its name. The current territory of the Paraguay was the pre-Columbian seat of the nation Guarani and other native indigenous communities, not Guarani. Subsequently, after the conquest, and the colony was constituted the current Republic of Paraguay, in the heart of South America. Also, this continental space was always populated of large forests and mountains with many varieties of animals, whether they are aquatic, terrestrial or air; Hence, the indigenous first – creator and owner of the Guarani language – always lived in the natural context and therefore nominated in Guarani virtually all species and varieties of Zoological and Botanical; among them, the Toad (kururu) and rana (jui).
| September 3rd, 2020 | Posted in News |