A single adult toad, approximately 10-12 cm in length, brown with irregular dark brown and reddish-orange dorsal markings, is situated on the ground surface within a structural corner

A single adult toad, approximately 10-12 cm in length, brown with irregular dark brown and reddish-orange dorsal markings, is situated on the ground surface within a structural corner. The location is in Unknown, Unknown. The toad is oriented towards the viewer. The left vertical surface forming the corner is a wall painted a faded lime-green, exhibiting extensive peeling paint, exposed white substrate, and widespread dark green and black biological growth, consistent with mold or algae. The right vertical surface is a wall constructed of faux stone or textured concrete blocks in shades of brown and grey, displaying minor yellow paint spatter and surface degradation. The horizontal ground surface is tiled or paved in a light beige or brown color, featuring a chevron or herringbone pattern. The immediate corner of the ground surface exhibits accumulated dirt, dust, and particulate debris. No human subjects or active interactions are observed.