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New research by zoologist Susanne Stueckler at Schoenbrunn Zoo in Vienna has revealed that male black-spotted toads from India turn from dull brown to vivid yellow during their brief one-to-two-day breeding season specifically to help them avoid mistakenly attempting to mate with other males during the chaotic breeding frenzy
Male frogs turn bright yellow during mating season to avoid accidentally choosing other males
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