Cane Toad Biology Information about cane toad biology.
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Cane Toad Sex Rick Shine discusses the sex lives of cane toads.
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BABY TOADS The biology of baby cane toads.
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Invasion of the Cane Toad How fast is the Cane Toad Invasion?
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STOWAWAYS Cane toad stowaways are being moved around Australia at an alarming rate
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Biodiversity Impact The impact of cane toads on the biodiversity of native eco-systems.
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Evolution in Cane Toads TEAM BUFO'S research is showing evidence of evolution in the cane toad in Australia.
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EVOLUTION CAUSED BY CANE TOADS Rick examines how cane toads have caused evolution in other animal species.
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Debunking Myths about Cane Toad Impact Debunking myths about the impact of cane toads.
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Debunking Cane Toad Control Myths Prof. Shine debunks some common myths about cane toad control.
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Killing Cane Toads Humanely Killing Cane Toads Humanely
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Current Methods to Cane Toad Control A summary of current cane toad control methods being used in Australia.
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OTHER IDEAS ABOUT CONTROLLING CANE TOADS A review of other ideas that been suggested as possible cane toad control measures.
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Other Australian Scientists Conducting Research on Cane Toads A brief outline of other Australian scientists studying Cane Toads
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TEAM BUFO'S NEW IDEAS ON CANE TOAD CONTROL Radical new ideas emerging from TEAM BUFO's research in cane toad control.
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REDUCING THE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF CANE TOADS More radical new ideas from TEAM BUFO on how we might reduce the ecological impact of cane toads on biodiversity.
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TEACHER TOADS Is the idea of releasing teacher toads in advance of the main invasion front crazy, or is it an exciting new way to reduce the impact of cane toads on Australian biodiversity?
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FEASIBILITY OF CANE TOAD CONTROL Rick evaluates the feasibility of TEAM BUFO's new ideas on cane toad control.
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TEAM BUFO TEAM BUFO is a group of research scientists studying the cane toad.
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Fogg Dam The environment and wildlife at Fogg Dam, near Darwin, N.T.
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Team Bufo at Fogg Dam Fogg Dam is the main focus of Team Bufo's intense scientific research on the cane toad and its impact on the area's biodiversity.
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About Us Introducing Prof. Rick Shine and his University of Sydney research group, Team Bufo, who are studying the invasive pest, the cane toad, and its impact on Australian biodiversity.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS A number of people have contributed their photos to this website.
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TOAD-EATING FROGS Our comments about the myth of the toad-eating frog brought a vigorous response. Stories about the Dahl’s Aquatic Frog being able to eat cane toads, although widely reported, aren’t true.
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Cane Toads in Timor - NOT! Inaccurate media reports claimed Cane Toads were introduced to East Timor by Australian Army.
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CONTACT US If you have a question or comment about cane toads and cane toad research, feel free to contact us.
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Meat Ants may help to control Cane Toads A native Aussie predator, the meat-ant, may be an important ally in our attempts to reduce the numbers of cane toads.
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