Why Are Cane Toads In Australia Considered An Invasive Species Rather Than Simply Nonnative?

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The correct answer is a. They are destructive to native species and have no natural predators. In the case of cane toads, this species of toads are native to america. Why are cane toads in australia considered an invasive species rather than simply nonnative?

They reproduce more quickly than native species. They have venom glands. Large adult specimens are able to hunt snakes. Native to south and central america, giant toads are viewed as invasive species in florida and australia. they are poisonous to animals that try to devour them. Why are cane toads in australia considered an invasive species rather than simply nonnative? They are destructive to native species and have no natural predators. They reproduce more quickly than native species. They have venom glands. The cane toads are native to northern and eastern indian lands and can be found all over the world, even from places like japan.