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Cane Toad

Rhinella marinus

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Field Notes

Description:

Large, brown toad with white underbelly.

Habitat:

Lake Tobias Wildlife park

Notes:

Captive amphibian
thanks to KimmLoman for id

Species ID Suggestions

Cane Toad

Rhinella marinus

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Comments (9)
KimLomman
Looks very much like an evil Cane Toad to me.
NeilDazet
Please consider adding this spotting to the Captive Animals mission: http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/7973468 Thanks! :-)
Caleb Steindel
Look, i took that photograph. it is more of a zoo, especially in that part. They have a reptile area with captive reptiles from all over the world; they had a brazilian snake
Jellis
Possible but it was mentioned as a wildlife park. The Cane frog is an invasive species and I don't see them wanting one to get loose.
CarolynS
I agree. I wasn't aware that B.marinus had such similar relatives.
Jellis
Don't think it is a Cane Toad unless it is way out of it's range. Most likely an American Toad or a Fowler's. Difficult to tell without seeing the warts and head.

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PublishedMarch 11, 2013

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