In 1935, cane toads were brought to Australia to prey upon beetles that damage sugar cane crops. Cane toads produce a toxin that protects them against Australian predators. The current population of cane toads is 200 million and the animals continue to expand their range. Identify the type of population growth exhibited by the cane toads and describe the environmental conditions that allow for this growth.

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The Answer of In 1935, cane toads were brought to Australia to prey upon beetles that damage sugar cane crops. Cane toads produce a toxin that protects them against Australian predators. The current population of cane toads is 200 million and the animals continue to expand their range. Identify the type of population growth exhibited by the cane toads and describe the environmental conditions that allow for this growth.

In 1935, Cane Toads Were Brought to Australia to Prey