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Toadal Destruction Photograph by Lynda Dawson-Youngclaus

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Comments (4)

Johan Larson

Johan Larson

Great shot!! What happens to the snake generally when they eat the cane toad? I know here in Oz a lot of native animals die when they eat the introduced cane toad. Some animals have learned to flip it over and eat it and thereby avoiding the poison glands.

Thanks for the compliment! From what I've read, garter snakes can handle the poison. I haven't seen a dead snake :-)

Steve Harrington

Steve Harrington

An image as fine as your title is witty! :) Nice shooting!

Steve, your comment is much appreciated! It was a lucky find, for sure

Karol  Livote

Karol Livote

Very creative title! :>) Great capture!!

Thank you, Karol! Don came up with the title. Fitting, huh?!

Michael Frank Jr

Michael Frank Jr

WoW! Go ahead, ya National Geographic Photographer you! :)

Michael, what a great compliment! Thanks so much.

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