Thousands of Cane Toads Killed in "Toad Day Out" »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 8 months ago in Science & TechnologyAt first glance, one might think that killing thousands of toads, and being gleeful about it, might be a bad thing. But in fact these are poisonous cane toads, which were introduced into Australia in 1935, and threaten many native species.
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I use to be upset with GODs creation and got up during the night to catch and kill toads. One day I examined their droppings and found them to be full of beetles and insects. From that day onwards, I treat them with respect knowing that they are controlling my garden pests.
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