Thousands of bufo toads, also known as cane toads or giant marine toads, are currently breeding in Florida, raising concerns among residents. Originally introduced in the 1930s to eat pests on ...

In the Middle Ages, the Bufo toad was celebrated as a panacea and persecuted as a powerful poison. More recently, in the 1960s the Bufo toad was resurrected as a countercultural icon, with people ...

During February and March, volunteers head out after dark with buckets and florescent jackets to stand on roads across the UK ...

In recent years, Victoria's man had become a benchmark for the local consumption of the poison of bufo alvarius, a toad from the Sonoran desert of Mexico. The poison, in the form of crystals ...

Known as bufo alvarius ... the back of the poisonous amphibian, but it’s now more commonly consumed in a smokable “dust” form. The liquid is extracted by milking the toad’s venom glands ...