The much hated Bufo marinus. by blinkings
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Cane toads became pests after being introduced into Australia in 1935 to control destructive beetles in Queensland’s sugarcane crops. These little $%$$$^%$'s are capable of poisoning predators that try to eat them and they continue to spread across Australia. They are FERAL IN THE EXTREME!
Comments (13)
WOW! And I thought rabbits and dingoes were the problem.
I recall this as being an example of the dangers of bringing in a species to control another species. There was also the problem of rabbits. Now we get to see the little culprits! Thanks for the photo. Keep up the good work! :-)
Cool capture!
Very nice capture. Well done.
Dingoes are indigenous.
Dingoes are not 'technically' indigenous in that they have only been in Australia about 3 or 4 thousand years. They are thought to have been introduced from Asia. But you are right in that they were a great friend to the Aboriginals and certainly NOT the pest that the above little %$%$%$^%$'S are!!!!!!!!!!!
I believe they are large, too?
Yeah this is a young one.
A fantastic shot Andrew.
Beautiful animal and very very well taken picture !!!!!
... no one eat theme? well captured!
Invasive species are never a good thing. Nature put them in the right place...we came along and screwed things up.
Stunning capture m friend. God bless.
That's very beautiful!
interesting details of this species and didnt know something about it but because of your info I read wickipedia, now I see why you hate them đŸ˜¥