Teaching Wildlife to Avoid Cane Toads: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic

Any predator attempting to eat an adult cane toad will likely die quickly and painfully, and this invasive species is taking its toll on Australia's native animals.
So, if we can't eradicate cane toads, is there a way to teach native animals not to eat them?
We asked Dr Georgia Ward-Fear of ‪@macquarieuniversity‬ for the facts; here is 60 Seconds of Science!
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[@jodimacdonald6096]

Interesting!

[@damedavidfrith55]

Smart thinking 🤔

[@ausgeo]

Proving to be much more effective a technique! 🙂

[@wafflepotato]

its like an ecosystem vaccine!

[@jojobegood]

❤❤❤

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my wife left me :(