Significados de cane toad en inglés

Australia's famous invader, the cane toad, has hit the headlines lately.

The photo Andrew tweeted today shows just how far a cane toad will go to survive.

It's the cane toad of salmonella, he said.

The cane toad was brought to Australia from Hawaii in 1935 to control a beetle damaging sugar cane.

One cane toad also gave its bead the boot, and the beads in the other four toads had migrated to their bladders.

WA's daily newspaper has depicted Mr Palmer as Dr Evil, a cane toad and a cockroach in a series of front pages.

Researchers hope that if this method proves successful with the carp it might be applied to other pests, such as the poisonous cane toad.

The cane toad, to use its better known name, was famously introduced to northern Queensland in 1935 as an attempt to control the sugar-cane beetle.

Since its introduction into Queensland in 1935, the cane toad has spread widely and now occupies more than 1.2 million sq km of Australia.

A cane toad sits inside a plastic bag at a billabong located 120 km (75 miles) south of Darwin May 11, 2005.

The fastest-spreading cane toads also had the highest mortality rates.

Flushed all the cane toads out of my brothers dam.

Cane toads are the best-studied candidate for spatial sorting, though gaps in data still exist.

Cane toads have evolved in odd ways Down Under.

Repercussions of the introduction of cane toads into the Australian ecology with Professor Nigel Turvey.

Congratulations Tess and Luke, go the cane toads!