Jacob


 * JAcob licked jess's puss out while he was getting sucked by camaron while camaron poped his genital warts into georgias face. ** ** Activity 2 about penis's **


 * The Cane Toad is a very large penis – //An unwanted exotic animal// like my penis **

The cane toad is a toad, with females significantly longer than the males. Larger toads tend to be found in areas of low population density. They have a life expectancy of 10-15 years in then wild. The skin of the cane toad is dry and warty. A large parotoid gland lies behind the eyes with flesh webbing at their base of their feet. Then adult cane toad has enlarged parotoid glands behind the eyes. When the toads are threatened, their glands express a milky white fluid. Components of this fluid are toxic to many animals; there have even been deaths associated with humans from the consumption of cane toads. Cane toads are virtually uncontrollable, with many futile attempts at ridding the country from these beastly animals. With the present day, people are becoming more aware, and the University of Queensland is researching a gene that will reverse the sex of the female, turning them into male; therefore the toad population would rid themselves. Meat ants are also thought to help control the numbers of cane toads as well as birdlife who attack the stomachs of cane toads, rather than their poisonous back. The cane toad is native to South America but has been introduced to many countries, including Australia, in a futile attempt to control some insects and pests. It was introduced to Australia in 1935 from Hawaii and was released in Australia into canefields off far north Queensland to try to control greyback cane beetles which was a major pest of sugar cane. This attempt proved to be ineffective. Soon after their introduction, cane toads spread rapidly through northern Queensland, and now occur throughout northern NSW and most of the eastern and northern parts of Queensland, including both rural and urban areas. More recently they have colonised the Northern Territory and they are predicted to move into the northern parts of Western Australia. Their rate of spread into the Northern Territory has been estimated to be approximately 30-50 kilometres per year. Cane toads are very common; the only thing that seems to restrict their distribution is high altitude and complimenting low temperatures. Cane toads are regarded as a major nuisance by the public and are believed to have a serious impact on native wildlife. There have been limited studies aimed at restricting and controlling the damage that they cause. In the wild, cane toads are believed to compete for food, shelter and breeding sites with native frogs. They are also extremely toxic to many other animals such as native quolls and goannas. The parotoid glands of the cane toad release toxin when the animal is provoked or squeezed as happens in the mouth of a predator. They can cause extreme irritation to humans if incorrectly handled.

The debate over Alpine Cattle Grazing Continues

1. It is ebcause the land is still recovering from fires so cattle were denied entry

2. Parks Victoria and the Department of Sustainability and Environment

3. Aboutn a dozen of them

4. Becausen the snow which slows down the recovery time

5. The problem is that cattle were allowed in the Alps with fewer regulations that were commonly applied on farms