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Bufo marinus

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Description:

This frog in the order Anula, family Bofunidae is an injurious invasive species from the state of Hawaii. It has a very annoying call from dusk till dawn especially during rainy seasons. They eat almost anything edible that they disrupted the normal cycle of the ecosystem. They consume a large quantities of both harmful and useful insects and posible foods for other animals. The only thing I like them is that they also eat another annoying smelling mammal - a mole.

Habitat:

The adults of this frog like to stay at dark, dump and cool places. They inhabit almost anywhere in a tropical region.

Notes:

This frog has glands under its skin at the back that releases milky poisonous substance as a defense mechanism . That's why they are known to have no predator. I think so too, until I saw my uncle's Philippine Crested Serpent Eagle caught one of it, splits open the stomach by its beak and eats the internal organs.

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PublishedMarch 13, 2012

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