Toad Sprays Poison!

Coyote Peterson explores the toxicity of cane toads, focusing on the paratoid gland where poison is stored. He explains the dangers to pets and wildlife, demonstrating how the poison is secreted. Safety precautions are emphasized, and viewers are advised to be cautious around these toads. The video concludes with a reminder to visit his website for more content.

Where is the poison stored in a cane toad?

• In the parotoid gland

• In its blood

• In its mouth

• In its skin

What happens when a cane toad feels threatened?

• It changes color

• It runs away

• It bites

• It secretes poison from its parotoid glands

What safety equipment does the narrator use during the demonstration?

• Earplugs and a face shield

• A helmet and gloves

• Safety glasses and a latex glove

• A mask and apron

What is the potential risk if the poison gets into your eyes or mouth?

• Temporary blindness

• Mild irritation

• Severe illness or hospitalization

• No effect

What should you do if you live in an area with cane toads?

• Capture them for study

• Ignore them

• Use extreme caution

• Feed them to your pets