cane toad
US /ken tod/
・UK /kein təud/
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n.NounA large, terrestrial toad native to South and mainland Central America, introduced to various regions as a pest control measure, but now considered an invasive species.
Cane toads are considered an invasive species in Australia.
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My Giant Toad! | Marine Toads | Invasive Cane Toad | Creature Feature
- The species I have here today, who is running away right now, is the cane toad.
The species I have here today, who is running away right now, is the cane toad.
- The cane toad from South America.
The cane toad from South America.
Study English - Series 2, Episode 12: Cane Toads
- Why are we literally sitting back and watching the cane toad invasion move further and further up through Kakadu and through the Northern Territory?
Why are we literally sitting back and watching the cane toad invasion move further and further up through Kakadu and through the Northern Territory?
- Why are we literally sitting back and watching the cane toad invasion move further and further
Why are we literally sitting back and watching the cane toad invasion move further and further
The Real Reason We Should Revive Extinct Animals
- This is the cane toad, and it's an invasive species.
This is the cane toad, and it's an invasive species.
- So what happens is— So our carnivorous little quoll will eat the cane toad,
So what happens is— So our carnivorous little quoll will eat the cane toad,