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The giant sea toad, also known as the sea toad, is an amphibious reptile belonging to the family Bufonidae in the order Anura. Usually considered the largest toad in terms of body size. The giant sea toad is native to North and South America and prefers to inhabit open grasslands and forests. It preys at night and feeds on insects, moths, snails, maggots, and other insects. Giant sea toads secrete a white venom called bufotoxin, and sometimes they even spray the venom directly; In order to control the harm of sugarcane beetles, Australians introduced giant sea toads into local sugarcane plantations in the 1930s. However, the pest infestation has not been solved, and Australia's ecology has suffered a disaster as a result.
