kanetoad
The cane toad Rhinella marina, often called the cane toad, is a large, terrestrial toad native to South and mainland Central America. It has been introduced to various regions worldwide as a pest, primarily for biological pest control. These toads are opportunistic omnivores and will eat almost anything, including insects, snails, small reptiles, birds, and mammals. They are nocturnal and breed in freshwater.
Female cane toads can lay thousands of eggs at a time in long, gelatinous strings. The tadpoles
Due to their voracious appetite and prolific breeding, cane toads have become a significant invasive species