That's correct. The tongue of a toad is incredibly sticky, and it can lift prey that is much larger than the toad itself. The tongue is covered in tiny, sticky hairs called papillae, which create a strong bond with the prey. The tongue is also very fast, and it can extend out and back in less than a second. This allows toads to catch prey that they would otherwise not be able to catch, such as flies and mosquitoes.

The tongue of a toad is a marvel of evolution, and it is one of the reasons why toads are so successful predators.
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