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40K views · 178 reactions | As cane toads continue their march across the Kimberley freshwater crocodiles have been impacted by their spread. But scientists say feeding them cane toad corpses laced with nausea-inducing chemicals could help bolster their population. Read the full story here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-09-19/freshwater-crocodiles-protected-from-cane-toad-invasion/101449736 | ABC Kimberley | Facebook

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