@lasnubescr: The giant toad or cane toad. (Rhinella marina), which is common in Central and South America, including Costa Rica. Here are some interesting facts about this toad species: 1. Adaptability: Cane toads are highly adaptable and can thrive in a variety of environments, including urban areas. 2. Size: They are among the largest toads in the world, with some individuals growing up to 15–20 cm (6–8 inches). 3. Toxicity: Cane toads produce toxins from glands behind their eyes, which serve as a defense mechanism. These toxins can be harmful or even fatal to predators and pets if ingested. 4. Diet: They are opportunistic feeders and eat insects, small animals, and even pet food, making them beneficial for pest control but also invasive in certain areas. 5. Reproductive Capacity: Female cane toads can lay thousands of eggs in a single breeding season, contributing to their ability to rapidly colonize areas. If this toad is near your home or property, handle it with care and avoid direct contact, as their skin secretions can be toxic.

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