RobertBrown
Elite Member
Found this one sneaking around by the pond. You don't have to go far to find one in these parts.
A poisonous, invasive species that has overrun parts of Australia. This eating machine has no natural predators and reproduces in great numbers, see ecology....below
These were imported in an attempt to control Cane beetles (insects that feed on or otherwise damage sugar cane plants). They did very little to control those pests as the bugs simply crawled a little higher up the can stalk to avoid the toad.
The threaded rod is 3/8" and the pencil is shown to add scale. You could probably make a small wallet out of this one, if you were so inclined.
Cane toad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A poisonous, invasive species that has overrun parts of Australia. This eating machine has no natural predators and reproduces in great numbers, see ecology....below
These were imported in an attempt to control Cane beetles (insects that feed on or otherwise damage sugar cane plants). They did very little to control those pests as the bugs simply crawled a little higher up the can stalk to avoid the toad.
The threaded rod is 3/8" and the pencil is shown to add scale. You could probably make a small wallet out of this one, if you were so inclined.
Cane toad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
