Trials will take place in northern WA in the isolated, man-made dams that cane toads rely on for their ongoing westward march ...

An invasive species, cane toads are poisonous to most animals that try to bite or consume them, according to FWC.

Cane toads, or Rhinella marina, are an invasive species in Australia. These toads are native to Central and South America and were introduced to Australia in the 1930s.

BERLIN - What's making toads puff up and explode in northern Europe? More than 1,000 toad corpses have been found at a pond in an upscale neighborhood in Hamburg and over the border in Denmark ...

Cane toads are nocturnal and most often spotted at night. Why are cane toads in Florida important? The cane toad exhibits the usual traits of an invasive species.

Cane toad tadpoles have ravenous appetites already, so prolonging this life stage allows the modified hatchlings to devour as many as three times the toad eggs than normal.

A mystery of exploding toads has turned many people into armchair zoologists this week. Amphibians in a previously obscure German pond have reportedly been blowing up in their thousands, leaving a ...

Cane toads, like most critters in the Australian wilds, are hungry creatures. But if it were not for their hearty appetite for bugs, the toads — native to the South American jungles — may ...

Symptoms of cane toad poisoning in animals include excessive drooling, extremely red gums, head-shaking, crying, loss of coordination or convulsions.