Proof The Bible Is True

By Julie Fidler

Scientists in Hungary say toad tadpoles that have been exposed to the herbicide glyphosate (also known as Glyphogan in Australia) may produce considerably more of the toxic chemicals the toads use to ward off predators. The findings are especially relevant to Australia’s cane toad population. [1]

The fear is that feral cane toads in Australia could become even more toxic due to a combination of environment and the amount of pollutants and chemicals the amphibians come into contact with.

Study author Veronika Bokony said:

“Our results indicate that pesticide pollution might exacerbate the problem of invasive toxic species. For example, in Australia, the …read more

Source: naturalsociety.com