Frogs Sneak Into Homes Via Vents and Pipes
It may look cute and harmless, but the Cuban tree frog is a downright nuisance, subjecting Florida residents to its loud and obnoxious calls while secreting a toxic mucus that can irritate the eyes and nose.
They thrive in residential areas, invading homes in search of shade during the day, according to this TopTenz article. At night, it’s not uncommon to see them hanging around outside, snagging insects and defecating on windows and walls. In what seems like an urban legend, the frogs can also be found in the toilet, where they end up after sneaking in through a house’s ventilation or plumbing systems.
