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Bufo marinus
Toad. 4 cm long.
Lacantun River in Lacandon Rainforest.
Thank you Ashley and Mark for the ID.
http://www.dirjournal.com/info/wp-conten... http://www.thehibbitts.net/terry/Scenery...
I think it starts well behind the head on youngsters. Could be the angle too.
Cane Toads have pretty pronounced cranial crests, I don't see any on this toad. Could be the angle, but I don't think they are there.
As Ashley says a juvenile btw.
Sure looks like a cane toad to me. We have far too many. http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/more-c... Bufo marinus but now "Rhinella marina"
Thank you Ashley for taking time to look at my spottings from the Lacandon Rainforest, the last high rainforest in North America.
Unfortunately this looks like a young one so I'm not having any luck with an ID. It's a Bufo, that's as far as I can get though
Spotted on Dec 9, 2013 Submitted on Jan 6, 2014
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Thank you Ashley and Mark for the ID.
http://www.dirjournal.com/info/wp-conten...
http://www.thehibbitts.net/terry/Scenery...
I think it starts well behind the head on youngsters. Could be the angle too.
Cane Toads have pretty pronounced cranial crests, I don't see any on this toad. Could be the angle, but I don't think they are there.
As Ashley says a juvenile btw.
Sure looks like a cane toad to me. We have far too many. http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/more-c...
Bufo marinus but now "Rhinella marina"
Thank you Ashley for taking time to look at my spottings from the Lacandon Rainforest, the last high rainforest in North America.
Unfortunately this looks like a young one so I'm not having any luck with an ID. It's a Bufo, that's as far as I can get though