A barrier to stop the invasion of poisonous toads will be built in Australia for $28 million. This will be an artificially shaped barrier in an area of ​​7,500 square meters. km. According to local media, poison ivy toads are now spreading about 100km from Broome and 2200km north of Perth. Scientists hope this large-scale barrier will stop their further progress. They say these invasive amphibians have already wiped out millions of native Australian animals - from rare snakes and large lizards to freshwater crocodiles.

A barrier to stop the invasion of poisonous toads will be built in Australia for $28 million. This will be an artificially shaped barrier in an area of ​​7,500 square meters. km. According to local media, poison ivy toads are now spreading about 100km from Broome and 2200km north of Perth. Scientists hope this large-scale barrier will stop their further progress. They say these invasive amphibians have already wiped out millions of native Australian animals - from rare snakes and large lizards to freshwater crocodiles.