El sapo de caña o "Bufo" (Rhinella marina) en Florida

El sapo de caña Rhinella marina (antes Bufo marinus) es llamado comúnmente sapo marino o sapo "bufo". Es nativo de Sur y Centroamérica y se ha establecido en el norte y en el sur de Florida. Se alimenta de sapos nativos, lagartijas, serpientes, pequeños mamíferos y cualquier otro que quepa en su boca; la toxina del sapo de caña puede envenenar mascotas. 

The Florida Sea Grant College Program supports research and education activities that help Florida's shoreline communities, industries and citizens wisely use the state's coastal and marine resources.
Source: Florida Sea Grant Marine Extension

"To serve, advise, and develop educational programs for Florida citizens in conjunction with county extension agents and other state, county, and local organizations interested in wildlife issues."
Programs are oriented toward the use, conservation, management, and appreciation of wildlife resources, and requests for such programs can be made through county Extension offices or directly with specialists.