Dean+Brown

LICKS GENITAL WARTS Cane toads were introduced into Australia in 1935. Near 102 were introduced at this stage but rapid multiplication has led to a species of over 200 million in Australia.
 * When was the species introduced to Australia? **

Cane toads were introduced into Australia in order to help stem the flow of Cane Beetles which were destroying the Sugar Cane crops. Unfortunately the Beetles eat the cane from the top down and the Cane Toads live on the ground and can not reach the Beetles making their introduction practically pointless.
 * Why was it introduced? **

The Cane Toad has no real natural predators since it is an introduced species and it’s defences against predators (Poison glands that ooze poisonous goo which can be fatal) is very effective. The Cane Toad is also a very adaptable creature and thrives on hot weather which is why it has survived so well in Queensland despite the fact that they are beginning to spread into other states.
 * Why has it survived so well in Australia? **

Cane Toads are mostly found in the Northern part of Queensland but are beginning to spread into lower Queensland even spreading into New South Whales and Northern Territory.
 * Where is it found? Indicate on a map of Australia. **

What diseases are associated with the species? **Many different diseases are carried around by dean brown the ferral fuck which are a major threat to the Australial population**. They are a major nuisance and can jizz into many native animals with their toxic goo (semen) that is in their massive ball sacks. one of thier many defences is to smack their testicles into thier prays face.


 * Activity 3**

1. Cattle have been denied access to graze in areas above 800 metres because of their impact on the natural environment. They casuse erosion to the land, pollute streams and waterways and create large amounts of greenhouse gases which is harmful to the atmosphere.

2. Parks Victoria are in charge of issuing cattle grazing licenses as well as the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE).

3. About a dozen national parks have been issued licenses to use cattle grazing in this summer.

4. Areas above 800m have recovery times that are slower than lower areas because the frost and snow cuts down the amount of time that the grass has to recover.

5. Ian Harris says that the cattle in the alpine area is a major problem because they pollute rivers and streams and erode the land around it.