The Frog Invasion That Nearly Destroyed Australia 🐸💥 What started as a simple pest-control idea became one of Australia’s biggest ecological disasters. A farmer released cane toads to eat beetles destroying his sugarcane crops, but the plan backfired horribly. The toads spread uncontrollably, poisoning native animals, pets, and even water supplies with their deadly toxin. With no predators to stop them, these invasive toads still plague Australia today — a powerful lesson on how one small mist

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Cane toads are a highly invasive species in Australia, originally brought in from Hawaii in 1935 to control greyback cane beetles in sugar cane fields. Unfortunately, they didn’t do the trick and have since become a major pest. These toads are toxic to most animals that try to eat them, and they’ve been spreading across the country, causing problems for native wildlife. They’re pretty hardy, too - they can survive in a range of environments and can produce up to 30,000 eggs per spawn. You might’

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