THE KOOKABURRA AND THE CANE TOAD OF AUSTRALIA.

This kookaburra is quiet tame, my brother often gives it small pieces of meat and when he digs up his garden, it will fly down to pick up the grubs from the soil.
The kookaburra waiting for a snack. This picture is taken on the gold coast. At the back there are lots of gum trees, which the kookaburra likes.

Dog food and kitchen scraps, the poison on the back of the cane toad will kill most animals big and small. It has been recorded that even a crocodile died after eating a cane toad. They have moved closer to homes, where it is easy to find food, so now you'll find them around your gardens and back yard.