Joe Rogan Freaks Out About Australia's Cane Toad Problem

[@sexytoes5323]

Fun fact: in Australia the crows were dying from eating the toad from the top where their poison is so they learnt to flip the toad over and eat from it's belly

[@trueKorvus]

And our water rats have learnt to tear into them and eat their hearts.

[@fuileadan]

Yeah, i've seen this, a crow was knocking it out by throwing it against the wall and then flipped it and ate the mofo

[@KenMBone]

Clever girl

[@JacksonYoung528]

@@KenMBone Jurassic park

[@vperkv6554]

That really is a cool fact, thumbs up

[@danielthunder9876]

My youth was spent hitting cane toads with golf clubs in Queensland

[@sneakyguy4444]

Same. It's a family tradition

[@googlecb6235]

Yep yep same

[@callum683]

It’s a right of passage in Queensland

[@mujomujo3567]

Do they fly far?

[@aaronward6466]

Yaaarp. I can hear the "Crack" of my 2 iron to this day....

[@NaturalHypertrophy]

Australia, where even toads become a big problem. Meanwhile in the USA we're *turning the friggin frogs gay*

[@sanderklaasen]

Beatles to

[@sanderklaasen]

Haha gay frogs!

[@MonkeyWrenching]

CommandoVault - hipity hopity, gay frog monopoly

[@davidgallagher28]

Yea your countries all kind of fucked

[@fisniktamere]

Fuckin genius

[@thebandcoca]

I worked in Bundaberg, Queensland and one of my jobs was removing Toads from farm drainage pipes. They are everywhere and they are huge. The roads were covered in them. They are everywhere. I even went to many Cane Toad races where people would bet hundreds of dollars a time on them hopping around a circle. The winner lives and the losers were taken outside by kids and stamped to death. Good old Oz.

[@SamO-ik2cm]

Good ol bundy

[@maxknauthe1366]

@@SamO-ik2cm isn’t that just natural selection to make them faster

[@Madjiul]

You poor fucker. Not because of dealing with the roads but because you had to go to Bundaberg 😂

[@28russ]

@@maxknauthe1366They don't get let back into the wild mate lol.

[@mikepostalakis]

Joe: “Have you ever tried DMT?” Australian Cane Toad: “ Have you ever tried licking me?”

[@dwarfindle1461]

Mike Postalakis wow that’s amazing

[@florianwh6407]

like that viral video where someones dog gets high of it and actually gets addicted

[@imluvinyourmum]

I've been to Australia many times and they have some crazy but extremely dangerous hallucinigens from the 80's-90's. U don't just lick a toad, I hope nobody is actually planning to do that... They also have another one from a flower, same thing, if done incorrect ur going to hospital for a stomach pump or death. Get a seizure maybe life-long brain damage.

[@Chubsandsubs]

@Ocasio-Cortez4prez2022 people used to do weird shit like that in Australia. Especially people in qld back in the 70s and 80s. The internet wasn't even a thing when I first heard stories of people rubbing joints on cane toads. Probably why they didn't know how dumb it was

[@Chubsandsubs]

@Ocasio-Cortez4prez2022 first thing I did was ask my mum and her reply was "yeah you arc up a cane toad and you roll your cigarette in the white stuff on its back, everyone used to do it back in my teenage years, trips you out". They didn't know how bad it was they just wanted to get high 😂 thank God for the internet 😂😂

[@hoviksmail]

Just tell the Chinese the frogs are good for " sexual vitality", they'll be extinct soon.

[@acow1385]

Jack Da Money Which do you mean, the toads or the Chinese?

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

Right?! Tell em it's like Pangolin, or Rhino horn- puts lead in your pencil, so you can write all night ! Cane road problem solved by a billion horny Chinese !

[@bamwesty8158]

Deep fry it and sell it the Muricans

[@genericusername4206]

@@bamwesty8158 AMEN BROTHA

[@evanchristian1751]

HAH! That's probably true for a lot of things.

[@MrEvilSprinkles]

“What do they use to kill Cane Toads?” Me and the boys used to go out with drivers and smack ‘em sometimes. We did NOT make an impact.

[@dude124353]

Owen Duggab good on ya mate

[@joshbouman1654]

That or throw some salt on them and watch the cunts explode.

[@ashleyking6743]

Josh Bouman what the fuck are you talking about. They definitely don’t explode from salt. Stupidest thing I have ever heard someone say

[@kevindube7096]

@Ashley King clearly you are not experienced in the art of toad-salting. Sad.

[@ashleyking6743]

Kevin Dube I’m a 33 year old Queenslander and dealt with my fair share of roads including salting them and they DO NOT BLOW UP

[@method2madness1]

Bro what Western Sydney accent tripped me out

[@espaudio]

How do you get rid of them? Umm, a 5 iron! Qld pastime!

[@lukegibson9209]

I can feel my mum freaking out every time he says “brang”

[@aidenwallace5819]

Who is the Australian who doesn’t seem to know anything about Australia? Must be from Sydney

[@xtreme_survival7879]

Aiden Wallace That is a low blow my friend, and where are you from you sicko?

[@StuTheDon17]

Sounds like he’s from Sydney. Maybe Melbourne

[@xtreme_survival7879]

@@StuTheDon17 He is not from Sydney he was knocking Sydney.

[@mrpopaskidd]

Alexander volkanovski

[@xtreme_survival7879]

@@mrpopaskidd Really? I could have sworn he was Leb.

[@ThatOne90sKid]

Since were talking about Reptiles on Joe Rogan Podcast......Y'all wanna see some seriously insanely rare Bearded Dragons check out my colony at. facebook.com/RuthlessReptiles @ruthlessreptiles on IG Thank you god bless

[@benjaamin8]

it was almost a cultural part of QLD when groups of boys used to go outside after it rained and massacre the cane toads. They are pests so we were ruthless, we would never do something like that with the Green Tree Frogs which the cane toads replaced..

[@MegaWeStSiDeRyDeR]

I can happily say that I'm from Australia and when holidaying at my relatives house in Queensland, we went out for a few rounds of Cane Toad Golf...

[@ShiprektBones]

My Dalmatian always used to eat them. The first 2 times I took him to the vet. All the times after that I gave up and he kept eating them. Built up some kind of immunity I guess. He would just eat them, foam up at the mouth, go grab a drink and go about business again.

[@skulletorable]

My dog would always get high off them 😂

[@dkj978]

Trippin' balls with the god molecule. Visiting dog heaven. Dalmations are straight up chow hounds. They'll eat anything!

[@haze_the_alchemist1123]

JOE, stop fronting u just want to smoke the DMT TOAD!

[@craigcanning5836]

lick the toad lick the toad .......AWEEEE!!!!!! you licked the toad!!!! .......Dirty Toad Licker!!!!

[@haze_the_alchemist1123]

@Michael O Callaghan bahahah

[@yolobathsalts]

@Ocasio-Cortez4prez2022 there's no n, n, dmt at all. What you get from the toad is 5-mEo-dmt, or bufotenin. More physical and WAY longer lasting.

[@haze_the_alchemist1123]

@Ocasio-Cortez4prez2022 mike tyson seemed to think very different.

[@cameronhix4512]

@@yolobathsalts uhhh exactly

[@Clavers1369]

Cane toads were much more fun when I was a kid before fireworks were banned in Queensland.

[@gohan3914]

First interview where I've seen an American swearing more then an Australian

[@laineygrace9018]

Aussie here, i have vivid memories of when i was a kid that there were competitions of some sort to see who could kill the most toads, it used to be a whole thing to kill them as often as possible. Golf clubs were a popular method and when driving at night people would purposely try to hit them. There used to be flatened dry toads on the roads every where in north Queensland. There was also a children's book series about a toad named limpy cause he narrowly missed being killed by a car

[@jimmybooki4281]

​@@mqrkohThey coming bro.

[@scotth1807]

Joe " you can't just bring things places" Rogan

[@Harold_Flite]

Like bringing Mexicans and Africans in the US...foriegn spieces wont do any damage...lol

[@mis999ful]

Harold Flite tf

[@Dru1D_]

@@Harold_Flite dude the fuck

[@scotth1807]

@@Harold_Flite Fugg outta here Harry

[@Harold_Flite]

@@scotth1807 truth hurts...they have no problem saying it when old Europeans went to their lands...now, we have an infestation of 3rd world troglodytes that cant cope in such an amazing environment. They say we have white privilege, na...its black envy.

[@Set_2_Stun]

I spent some time in the NT around 15 years ago, and yeah it was a real problem then, too. Devastating to local wildlife. I only heard of one animal that was able to adapt. Crows/ravens figured out where the poison glands were, and learned to flip the toads onto their backs in order to feast on their non-poisonous innards.

[@sbrlwgb2739]

Keel back snake eat em an meet ant's love the babies also water rats eats there liver

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

Thats sick af. 👍

[@jac6995]

Jaime's confusing the wacking day episode with the Australia episode.

[@chaos_omega]

It's bothering me so much, please help me.

[@Set_2_Stun]

False. Bart vs. Australia aired in 1995 and featured cane toads. Our guest mentioned the Australian dude who, when presented with the toads (which Marge compares to bullfrogs in the US), said, "I'd have called them 'chazzwazzers'".

[@chaos_omega]

@@Set_2_Stun We're not talking about the guest...

[@Machinelf]

@@Set_2_Stun He said Jaime, he mentioned how they beat them. That was snakes and Barry White helped save them. Wacking Day

[@Set_2_Stun]

Oh, my bad. I blame it on the inexplicably low volume. I withdraw my previously remark.

[@TheRambutan2000]

I grew up in Queensland. In high school biology class we had to bring in our own frozen cane toads to dissect. Only thing was biol class was first thing in the morning and no ones toads were frozen enough. Little f&#@ers woke up half way through with most of their guts missing and started jumping around the place. Damned things are almost indestructible.

[@eyzoff]

We normally use a 7 iron on those cane toads here in Auz - great to practice your golf swing

[@roxee57]

A cane toad spat in my sons eye when he was about 5 and he had to be monitored to see if his heart went into an arrhythmia. He didn’t, but it was scary. By the way the crows have started to learn how to eat them by flipping them over and just eating their guts.

[@jreverie7018]

Wow scary. Good to hear he's ok. And what smart birds!

[@GothicLeviathan]

Of course the crows figure it out. Damn smart birds👍

[@eamonshields2754]

Did Joe really call a toad a "prick" lmao

[@bill-zy6dg]

the swallow thing was chairman Mao. after the famine, the replacement swallows came from Russia.

[@CoachCalledRizz]

"I'd of called em shazzwazllers" 😂😂😂 Simpsons indeed.

[@vernonpurdue928]

👍😂

[@sheshd]

You call that a knife?!

[@vernonpurdue928]

sheshd I see you’ve played knifey spooney before 🥄🔪

[@THEDUTCHCOOK]

Oii Mr Prime minister

[@Barry_disgruntled]

@@THEDUTCHCOOK Andyyyyyyy

[@n701204x]

Similar to what bringing people from the 3rd world into the western world.

[@TheDrpepper1985]

Yep

[@WayofRamen]

Got a lot of those toads in Hawaii, everytime my dogs used to bite them they'd foam up at the mouth for a while.

[@benmiddleton4365]

Yup, spent years as a kid practicing my driving swing with these things. So many of them in north Queensland.

[@Cermagine]

What's wild is that animals have learned how to eat these suckers. Crows know to avoid the glands and rats have been recorded to target their heart/liver.

[@joemoneytaker1766]

One of the most interesting stories ever toad

[@badboyc7288]

joemoneytaker1 I see what you did there. Lol. *tips hat*

[@toad3222]

Wait a minute

[@jakeallen1094]

Take my like and scatter, be gone

[@lewii4212]

This wasn’t even funny at all

[@biggzyg626]

Real funny :-|

[@ezekielonezero3955]

Before I looked through this comment section I thought it was just me and my brothers waking toads with golf clubs and apparently it's a hidden national sport

[@taraishot100]

I kick them like I’m kicking a rugby ball over the goal post

[@probablynotabigtoe9407]

Frog legs are delicious when cooked right... Meat falls right off the bone. Basicly just smaller chicken wings.

[@AdamSilverbu]

Australians I’ve got an idea, there’s 200 million toads and about 30 million of us so if everyone kills about 7 toads at roughly the same time we could drive them to extinction

[@Ottobuns]

“THATS SO CRAZY, THATS SO MANY TOADS” 😂😂😂

[@TumbleSensei]

The old 70s or 80s cane toad documentary is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Merit16]

Cane toads are coming oh yeah 🎵

[@potentpudz9311]

Innit that guy in the Kombi and the guy smoking canetoad skins in joints what a thing to show school kids

[@TumbleSensei]

@@potentpudz9311 the guy with the Combi who was swerving all over the road trying to hit the toads and the little kid Edgar running around trying to grab the cane toad lmao

[@RenegadeRanga]

The kombi for the win.

[@JP-rw5cd]

@@potentpudz9311 say what? Lolll

[@doop00]

Joe seems like such a fun dude to hang out with which is probably why he got a big following on KZbin.

[@londonspade5896]

The British had a snake overpopulation problem in India during the empire days, so (as per Joe's idea) they had a financial reward for any snakes killed. People just started farming boat loads of snakes so the British abandoned their reward system, and everyone let the snakes go. Made the problem 10 times worse lol

[@zyourzgrandzmaz]

WHY is it whisper volume.

[@np-bl7qc]

Had to connect to my radio to even hear it decent.

[@cameronsaxon1471]

Because your volume isnt up

[@malignopositusest2034]

Because his freak out mite get loud

[@kylegregory2876]

turn the volume up

[@Oseanyboy]

We have a solution for the cane toad problem, flashlight and a golf club.

[@420Bill]

5:35 lmao Get the cats to eat the toads and they cancel each other out

[@GrowingDownUnder]

some birds have adapted a way to eat the toads by flipping them onto their backs and pecking at their stomachs where they don't have the venom glands on their stomach.

[@beka8123]

GrowingDownUnder smart fuckers

[@inaaronshead7331]

@@GrowingDownUnder that's Crows that I know of doing that. Any other species doing this? I know the fresh water crocodiles were trying to eat them and dying.

[@genericusername4206]

@@inaaronshead7331 me

[@aaronmason5737]

Joe rogan should watch Australia smack cane toads with cricket bats 😂😂

[@snickle1980]

The audio is EXTREMELY low on this one.

[@gabrielnavarro749]

I thought it was my computer, I was trying to troubleshoot sound and stuff haha

[@FacePunchSammich]

Dude lately they’ve all been super low it’s annoying.

[@AngusMurray]

@@FacePunchSammich just idk turn it up

[@landonic81]

Joe "keep that mic a fist away from your mouth" Rogan

[@FacePunchSammich]

Moofy. You really think I didn’t think to do that?

[@gimmeaslab55672]

May I remind you that every time someone farts, a cane toad explodes...

[@sneakyguy4444]

I'm Australian and just wanted to say Cane Toad Golfing is a thing, especially after it rains at night. They are a huge problem, kill on sight. It's because they breed SO FAST and their poison always kills anything that tries to kill it. And Australia is full of things trying to kill other things!

[@erickolivarezzz6683]

0:18 “Some asshole brought them over not to long ago” god damm 1800s the way he said it made it sound like it happened like 10 years ago....

[@stitchingsteve]

My old boss lived in Oz for many years. Says the best way to get rid of them - golf club after dark. Horrible intrusive species. Like the Koi Carp in NZ, if you catch one it is illegal to release it back into waterways

[@waveywaz4763]

Crows are the main predator to cane toads and also a human with a golf club lmao

[@danielyoungman9206]

There's also a snake called the Keelback snake which eats toads as their immune to their poison

[@32stevo]

native water rats have learned to slice into the stomach remove the toxic gall bladder and eat its heart and liver

[@Customairseals]

As kids in the 80s played cane toad cricket and golf. And people swerved all over the road running toads down, they actually make a popping sound if you run over them head on. Good sport after a few 4x’s

[@TechNoirJapan]

Homer Simpson licking a Cane Toad and hallucinating: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4uWkpSnqaqsmcU

[@OurBlackFriend]

Got us a beetle problem, eh? Well what a we gonna dew? Bring over some frogs, mate. Frogs? From where? South America. South America? Well... what's gonna be the long term impact, eh? Dunno. Well, bring em ova!

[@legionofsnowbros7088]

I am from Gold Coast QLD. I have seen a cane toad half the size of a basketball. Cane toads are poisonous but animals have started to flip them over & eat them inside out.

[@anthony.brault]

Joe "but how would toads react to DMT" Rogan

[@dashingdave2665]

Bufo family of toads exude bufotenine naturally (a DMT derivitave) just these guys have nasty steroid compounds as well that cause reaction

[@granta3044]

Cane toads f'd up Hawaii too.

[@jimmyrussel5606]

A good old 7 iron certainly helps. Always time for some cane toad golf!

[@artaxAF]

They're in Florida now, too, and moving north.

[@jacobedwards3238]

Let'em go west and become dinner

[@artaxAF]

@@jacobedwards3238 They're not edible, but some people make coin purses out of them. www.ebay.com/c/1064078925

[@landonic81]

Time to let Florida Man out to kill these roads off

[@henrypollock7987]

There poisonous so the wildlife that eat them usually die

[@sparkablizzy9983]

Your dumb they are edible and thats what they wont to do is make them more regular to eat there theres a youtuber who caugght and ate them on camera peopl just dont want to eat them

[@insanitygamer8820]

My dad used to take a golf club and hit cane toads into the neighbours yard.... I remember reading something about using the cane toads pheromones to attracting the tadpoles, so they can be effectively gathered and culled before developing.

[@hunterrogersmusic]

Thank you so much for mentioning this on your podcast!! They're a massive problem!! Didn't expect that guy to know much about our country... it goes to show how many people here in Australia don't pay attention to our own problems.

[@ThatsFarked]

That guy is perths ufc champ champ haha he is a Aussie 😅

[@sarahj344]

Aussie here, from QLD. In summertime at dusk in the evening, those cane toads amass on the suburban streets. Sprinkle a bit of salt on their back, grab a golf club and start whacking. They jump in the water bowls for the pets which poisons the dogs and cats (plus the dogs who decide to try and pick them up in their mouth and get poisoned.). Just grab the table salt and a club.

[@69handy]

My cousins lived in Queensland and as kids when we’d visit we’d go outside with goggles on and cricket bats and gold clubs and literally whack them and see how far we could hit them. They were that bad we’d go out in the backyard at night and there’d be 30-40 in their backyard alone. They are such a pest. For some reason we thought they could squirt their poison so we’d wear goggles. This is mid 90’s btw

[@JG-id5vi]

I wonder how they taste

[@thedrugthatkilled]

boston ma the legs can be eaten & the "poison" gets you high 😆

[@JG-id5vi]

Oh there poisoness? Nvm lol

[@thedrugthatkilled]

@@JG-id5vi they have poison glands near the head, but you can eat the back legs with no problem - there's a video of some guy catching & cooking them on youtube somewhere 😁

Emus, rabbits, now toads. Poor Aussies

[@thomasbarlow4223]

Joe: what do they use to kill the cane toads? Well here in Florida we use golf clubs and shovels Joe.

[@toad3222]

Yeah in Aus we use big ass golf clubs too

[@Maysy787]

In Australia we go toad bopping and we just get like golf clubs and smack them to the moon🤣

[@Jacobdonnelly5]

Isn’t this dude Australian he’s been in the us for to long

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

Cats and cane toads get a bad rap. But I want to know more about the impact of all the livestock: sheep, goats, buffalo, cattle, camels. Animals that have an economic benefit always get a pass and it's not fair.

[@Sedgie-Tube]

I don't know - you can buy stuffed cane toads as souvenirs in Queensland, just as you can buy cats as pets (or if they were considered 'vermin'), you could skin them and use their pelts to make furry toys and purses and handbags. Though maybe you can get them spayed, which would help, so they're not such a pest.

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

@@Sedgie-Tube I would keep my cats in my own yard with a high fence, and they would all be fixed. Going back to my original point, we never hear Australians criticizing sheep, which destroy vegetation and cause erosion. Why not? Why not exterminate the wooly rats infesting the place? And that goes for New Zealand too. They complain about possums yet sheep outnumber humans 10:1 and destroy forest regeneration.

[@Sedgie-Tube]

@@KFrost-fx7dt Good point, though any animal could come in handy, depending on what we use it for - I guess most people would have kept cats to catch rats and mice back in the old days. Dogs had their use for guarding people's homes - though we could also use them to make leather and furry things as well (and as much as I hate to say, as a food source - yes, some people actually cook and eat them). Most domestic animals are either for meat or as beasts of burden, as well as for pets, and not just for economic reasons either. It's not always fair, but that's how most people live - where would we be if it weren't for animals?

[@dragonknightleader1]

Cane Frog? I woulda called them chazwozzers.

[@chipsthedog1]

Tell Joe it was a hunter that introduced rabbits to Australia which have become a huge problem

[@jlo9165]

My dad told me they did the same thibg when he was youbg in puerto rico. They brought mongooses in or something to eat all the snakes but then nothing killed the mongooses so they had mongooses who had rabies running around biting people and shit lol. He hot bit and had to get shots in his stomach. Jamie was right it is such a sensitive ecosystem.

[@oshaughs83]

Mongooses.....mongeeses?? 🤣

[@jlo9165]

@@oshaughs83 lol you knew what i meant

[@dionmartin6142]

Queensland version of an autofeed driving range is your mate sticking a hose down a drain then pulling it back out.

[@Jimbobmoonshiner]

“Would you just look at it” “just look at it” “awwwwwww” “would you just look at it”

[@_Jeremyxlewis]

Crows are actually smart the flip them over and eat their stomach to avoid the glands on the back

[@mayurkrip]

Jamie, turn up the volume

[@dv229]

For anyone who is interested, there was a documentary made about the Cane Toad introduction, and it is one of my all-time favorite movies. Also, it's on KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bISlfZlnqdiil9k

[@beastwaynes4868]

Yeah I dunno who came up with it, but most of my memories of the time I spent in Queensland with my grandpa as a child was spent with an old Callaway Driver, smashing them into the neighbours yards. It was like visiting a hugely slimey warzone. Going into the backyard at night was like entering a minefield too.

[@Dirtwhistlegristle]

“Too many mosquitos” that came off more British than Australian lol

[@Dirtwhistlegristle]

I felt English was too vague.

[@Dirtwhistlegristle]

Being as I’m not from either one of the countries it all sounds the same

[@Scottae89]

We go toad hunting here in Queensland. Waking around with your mates with golf clubs and beers 🍻 🍻

[@h.r.hufnstuf4171]

@Shayd nah, adults then kids. Best for last m8.

[@jblvxk]

@Shayd there a pest you tard

[@mick9850]

Those guidelines are dumb.. as soon as it's night time in queensland, toads are everywhere regardless of how you keep your shit. In summer, we would regularly go out and play golf with thousands of these things.. the next day there would be just as many. With the only natural predator being bored kids with golf clubs, the toads are now thriving since bored kids now have the internet.

[@Just_a_Plane_motorcycle_rider]

The crows worked have worked it out, they flip them on their backs and eat them from the belly first there bye not having to worry about the venom sacs

[@corvuslight]

Corvids are smart birds..

[@dashingdave2665]

Plenty to go around too - Queensland transport won't pass your driving test until you can hit at least a couple.

[@danielwatson1699]

Crows are smart fuck

[@mattkeevers7115]

They bought the toads over to kill the cane beetle.

[@bradfry2259]

My family in Australia tell me cane toad golf is a big pass time there.

[@toad3222]

Yeah it is, and I understand the irony in my name

[@bradfry2259]

@@toad3222 hahaha nice.

[@OurBlackFriend]

Going through the comments and reading all the crazy Aussies playing golf with poisonous toads makes me so happy

[@mikeclarke3990]

Golf? Aussie's play cricket.

[@RockhamptonRandoms]

It was funner sticking fire crackers in their bums when I was a kid haha

[@H0WIE]

“cane”toad to bring down the “cane”beetle population, biggest mistake after introducing the chinese, sudanese & muslims.

[@Huss_D]

Wow.

[@retrogamerfan123]

Not only do they have a huge spider problem but now this

[@camerakid76]

However many toads there are, there aren’t enough... The damn flies in Australia are ridiculous!!

[@camerakid76]

Belinda Paul Well if Australia had daytime frogs those things would be as big as Volkswagons!

[@Sara3346]

@@belindapaul9828 as someone who once lift with a fly infestation I can confirm that they actually do sleep at night.

[@karenmitchell7063]

at least the toads are not in Victoria or the government would turn the tadpoles into transvestites

[@CrystalCanary]

Got a cousin in Australia who growing up, would go round with his mates and smack toads with a cricket bat lol

[@kingsmoke9350]

Telios Abraxas you’re a pussy

[@lukejax1407]

Very common😂 everyone's done it here. They are a pest . If your dog's eat one they get real sick. They are real tough too. They even take shots from shovels and are still hopping around. We found the best way is to spray with vinegar and then throw in the fire. Brutal but effective

[@VladTheImpalerDracul]

@Telios Abraxas You obviously have better method of dispatching these pests that are responsible for killing off most of Australias native fauna, so are you going to share it? Or criticise people who are protecting our environment?

[@Smegoff84]

@@VladTheImpalerDracul Torturing toads is protecting the environment now? Rspca has guides on how to dispatch them, some of these comments just tell me that people with underlying mental issues find creative ways to kill them because they wouldn't get away with it otherwise on other animals

[@Smegoff84]

@@VladTheImpalerDracul And most fauna? What parallel universe are you in? Plenty of native animals in QLD, not to mention elsewhere in the country where the toads are absent

[@sk8drewsk8]

I identify as a Toad.

[@MrBradclack]

Joe was taking about killing the toads he should read about the Emu war the Aussies couldn't even kill those huge things

[@yt.personal.identification]

Clearly you have never been face to face with an Emu.

[@MrBradclack]

@@yt.personal.identification a kiwi would have got the job done

[@yt.personal.identification]

@@MrBradclack The Emu is a bit bigger than the Kiwi. That's not a bird... 😂

[@adamphillip5305]

@@yt.personal.identification think he means a New Zealander will do a job an Aussie cant

[@yt.personal.identification]

@@adamphillip5305 Yup, I know exactly what he meant. However, mine was a play on the name also referring to a small bird (hence the capital) they managed to kill off - and suggesting the task is a larger one than they have experience with. I am pretty sure he got that...

[@raccoonduck5406]

Typical Joe Rogan- brings ufc featherweight champion, talks about poisonous toads xD

[@jhaz89]

Joe: Have you ever had frog legs? Alex: Yes, I have. Joe: What about DMT?

[@philipduffy6581]

I was told in Australia from a guy i was working with that they dropped a block of the scaffolding, it landed on it and it blew its guts out his mouth and when the lifted the block, he just swallowed his guts again and carried on. Also hear they use to smash them about in lunch box to trip out on the poison.

[@napalm3899]

The neighborhood I live in used to have a ton of quail and cottontail rabbits running around constantly. It was like some kind of Disney movie. Then a bunch of shitty feral cats moved in and cleaned out all the bunnies and quail. Now, the coyotes are moving in and clearing out the feral cats. Circle of life, Fifi. Circle of life.

[@maximechopin2600]

The volume was a bit low on this episode I hope everything works fine

[@avishekgiri158]

Finally Jamie is allowed to speak!!! Great to hear em talk!!! 👍

[@jamesnunn7181]

avishek giri didn't he used to be shown on camera back in the day? I might've dreamt it

[@jimsum7018]

Any sport involving a ball was replaced by the toad, driving through Queensland popping them as the roads were covered with them etc. Pretty much Australia wide now...

[@hamadalshaqsi2005]

Joe “look at the size of that prick” Rogan

[@LittleMont]

Got plenty of gronks though ..ya gronk

[@Alo4321]

there's a great documentary about australias problem with the toads. Love the scene where a fella is killing them with his truck .. you can hear them pop!!!

[@jamesnunn7181]

alan Link please!!

[@adamphillip5305]

Any idea what is was called?