Discover how cane toads in Australia have decimated native wildlife and led to the extinction of Australian goannas. Learn more! An Australian goanna, one of the many predatory species being wiped out ...
Toad evolution Cane toads are shining light on a new process by which genetic traits evolve, say Australian researchers. They say it has "revolutionary" implications for our understanding of evolution ...
A group of scientists from UNSW Sydney, the University of Sydney, Deakin University, Portugal and Brazil have unlocked the DNA of the cane toad, a poisonous amphibian that is a threat to many native ...
Some might argue they should never have been brought here in the first place but they’re here now and they’re only becoming more widespread. That’s the finding of new research from Australian ...
Cane toads are highly adaptive and release a destructive toxin Scientists say they have unlocked the DNA blueprint of the cane toad, raising fresh hopes of slowing the animal's destruction of habitats ...
Sonoran Desert toads use a fascinating defense mechanism against predators—hallucinogenic toxins. But nature has found a way around it. Amphibians are remarkably resilient creatures. In the 300 ...
I’ve shared news of several species of extremely tiny frogs and toads, commonly known as flea-toads or toadlets (read more here and here). These tiny amphibians are remarkable because they are much ...
Lee A Rollins receives funding from the Australian Research Council. Rick Shine receives funding from the Australian Research Council. Greg Brown does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive ...
Learn how three new toad species from Tanzania’s Eastern Arc Mountains evolved to skip the tadpole stage — revealing one of nature’s rarest reproductive strategies. Forget the tadpoles — in Tanzania’s ...
Release: Europe, December 17. North America, TBC. The fourth PSP iteration of the popular PlayStation quiz series, Buzz! Quiz World is a conversion of the PlayStation 3 title of the same name, ...
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