Would you milk a cane toad? 🐸 Cane toads are a big problem for our ecosystem. and this might be a scientific solution to catch the tadpoles. Female cane toads can lay between 4,000 to 36,000 eggs which is why they are able to spread so fast. A new trial to trap cane toad tadpoles in Darwin has recorded some great results, catching 22,000 in a week. Graeme Sawyer from Biodiversity Australia is asking everyday people to create a trap and do their part. If milking a cane toad is not for you, there

It was a toad-ally big discovery. A massive cane toad weighing nearly 6 pounds, believed to be the largest of its kind, was discovered by Australian rangers in Queensland Conway National Park this month. The video, posted last Friday by Queensland Environment, shows Park ranger Kylee Gray holding the monster toad in a tropical forest. Nicknamed “Toadzilla”, rangers said it could be the largest of these amphibians on record. After spotting the giant specimen, Gray immediately placed it in a conta