Scientists warn of last chance to rid Madagascar of invasive toxic toad
by Jessica Aldred from on (#12PH9)
New report says there is a 'diminishing window of opportunity' to completely eradicate the Asian toad, which poses a threat to biodiversity, human health and the economy
Madagascar must wipe out an invasive, toxic toad immediately to save the country's unique wildlife from disaster, scientists have warned.
A report published on Tuesday says that the Asian toad is spreading unchecked through the eastern part of the island, and poses a direct threat not only to the country's biodiversity, but to human health and the economy.
