How a toad lives in the rock for several years with out food and water?

Answer 1

He goes into hibernation. His metabolism slows to almost nothing.

Answer 2

Most rocks are a few million years old and living toads have never come out of them.

There are, however, frogs, such as the Australian water holding frog which can live underground in the desert for up to seven years without any food or water, and the wood frog, which actually freezes during the winter and thaws out and hops away when it warms up. It contains chemicals in it's body which prevent ice crystaks from forming where they can cause damage to the tissue.

Answer 3

It doesn't. Thats a myth perpetuated largely by
tabloid newspapers and other unreliable sources
of information. They may be able to hibernate or
estivate for some months during periods of
unfavorable climatic conditions, but that's the
limit.

Answer 4

you can't watch a toad all the time. he eats when you aren't looking.

Answer 5

I dunno