Home NEWS Is this the biggest cane toad you’ve ever seen? Meet ‘Toadzilla’, the unofficial winner of the largest cane toad ever recorded at 2.7kg (beating the current record holder, Prince, at 2.65kg). Found in Australia’s far north and being poisonous to a lot of native wildlife, the toad was removed from the area for the safety of other mammals, reptiles and insects.
Is this the biggest cane toad you’ve ever seen? Meet ‘Toadzilla’, the unofficial winner of the largest cane toad ever recorded at 2.7kg (beating the current record holder, Prince, at 2.65kg). Found in Australia’s far north and being poisonous to a lot of native wildlife, the toad was removed from the area for the safety of other mammals, reptiles and insects.
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Is this the biggest cane toad you’ve ever seen? Meet ‘Toadzilla’, the unofficial winner of the largest cane toad ever recorded at 2.7kg (beating the current record holder, Prince, at 2.65kg). Found in Australia’s far north and being poisonous to a lot of native wildlife, the toad was removed from the area for the safety of other mammals, reptiles and insects.

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Is this the biggest cane toad you’ve ever seen?

Meet ‘Toadzilla’, the unofficial winner of the largest cane toad ever recorded at 2.7kg (beating the current record holder, Prince, at 2.65kg). Found in Australia’s far north and being poisonous to a lot of native wildlife, the toad was removed from the area for the safety of other mammals, reptiles and insects.

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