Toad-ally Terrifying! US National Park Service Warns Visitors To Stop Licking Sonoran Desert Toads To Get High; Here's Why
The US National Park Service is alerting American people to stop licking one of the largest toads in America, the Sonoran Desert Toad, due to a toxin it secretes from its glands that can create a hallucinogenic experience in humans. The post shared on FB says a big NO to toad-licking practice.
Licking toads have long been considered life-threatening as these creatures can produce a high! Recently, the US National Park Service has warned its American visitors coming to the park to stop licking the Sonoran Desert Toad or Colorado River Toad, which is one of the largest toads found in North America. The nearly 7 inches amphibians secrete a toxin from their glands that might induce hallucinations. The NPS shared a post with a long caption on Facebook telling people that the critter has a weak "low-pitched toot", that can make someone sick if they touch it or lick it. Frogs Wedding in Tripura! Two Toads Married by Tea Garden Workers in Rituals to Please Rain God, Watch Video.
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