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Cane Toad

Rhinella marina

Description:

Very large toad, mottled in color as shown.

Habitat:

Spotted in the middle of a road that crosses a canal. Surrounding habitat is mostly mesquite forest with understory grasses, some riparian plants.

Notes:

This is an invasive species. Glands in the skin of these toads secrete a toxin that can kill dogs and other pets. Formerly known as Bufo marinus.

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BugEric
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BugEric

Mission, Texas, USA

Spotted on Nov 7, 2013
Submitted on Nov 14, 2013

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