Cane toads still wreak havoc today, prompting the environmental non-profit Watergum to organize the Great Cane Toad Bust, an annual campaign to kill as many toads as possible in a week.

Rick Shine says cooling and freezing is the more humane way to kill cane toads. (Supplied: Terri Shine)Evolving for urban environments. Now found in Queensland, the Northern Territory, New South ...

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Recent wet and humid weather in Queensland has led to a surge in cane toad breeding activity across the state. Invasive species manager at Watergum Kelsi Taylor said the recent inclement weather ...

Recent wet and humid weather in Queensland has led to a surge in cane toad breeding activity across the state. Invasive species manager at Watergum Kelsi Taylor said the recent inclement weather ...

Environmental non-profit group Watergum recently conducted its annual ‘Great Cane Toad Bust,’ from January 18-26, that saw almost 200,000 cane toads at all life stages taken from the ...

Environmental non-profit group Watergum recently conducted its annual ‘Great Cane Toad Bust,’ from January 18-26, that saw almost 200,000 cane toads at all life stages taken from the ...

Environmental non-profit group Watergum recently conducted its annual ‘Great Cane Toad Bust,’ from January 18-26, that saw almost 200,000 cane toads at all life stages taken from the ...

Environmental non-profit group Watergum recently conducted its annual ‘Great Cane Toad Bust,’ from January 18-26, that saw almost 200,000 cane toads at all life stages taken from the ...

Cane toads are cold-blooded so the most humane method for killing them is to put them in the fridge until they enter a state of torpor, or are unmoving, before switching them to the freezer.