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Poisonous Asian Toads: Madagascar Must Eradicate Them [VIDEO]
Researchers have become increasingly concerned about invasive and poisonous Asian toads in Madagascar. A new report warns that the country must act quickly to eradicate the species before it establishes itself further.
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