The also use these dexterous toes to dig out their burrows, bury their food supplies and scramble, nimbly through the trees. Toads - are most active at night, when the air is more moist. Small toads hop along, but as they grow larger will tend to walk, dragging their hind feet behind them. Look for the elongated back feet, small 4-toed front feet and the rounded spot where the rump rests. House Mice - are well adapted to living indoors and out.
Mice have tiny, delicate prints.
Now sprint across the room. Animals that must rely on speed to capture food, walk only on their toes. Stand on your toes and have someone push you. Because the toe walkers place more weight on their padded toes,nail marks may not always show in their tracks. Animals that stalk their prey look where to put their front feet so they can move without making noise.