Gload

The gload is a species of toad that has the unique property of having a spot on the back that glows a large shade of red, for various reasons. There are three known subspecies of gload. Gloads exhibit a degree of control over their glow, in order to fulfill its intended purpose. Brighter glows can be so bright that they can damage vision if viewed directly for too long.
== Subspecies ==
Hypergloads use the glow as a lure, to trick its prey into coming close. It is a very agile and strong animal.
Poison Gloads use it for the opposite reason, to ward off predators, as they are poisonous. You can notice a poison gload by its more intense and bright glow, as well as its more scarlet shade.
Normal Gloads use it for mating instead. This subspecies has more control over the glow than the other subspecies, and uses this control when it wishes to attract potential mates by increasing brightness.
Category:Flora and Fauna