Cane Toad
Rhinella marina

- Range
- Native from South and mainland Central America through northern South America; introduced widely in the Caribbean, Oceania, Northern Australia and other regions.
- Habitat
- Open grassland and woodland, subtropical forest, and human-modified places such as gardens and drainage ditches.
- Diet
- An opportunistic omnivore that eats both dead and living matter, including small vertebrates, invertebrates, plants, pet food, feces and household refuse.
Facts
- A female can release 8,000–25,000 eggs at once. The jelly strings may stretch up to 20 m through the water before the eggs hatch.
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