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'Toadzilla': Queensland's massive cane toad may be the largest on record

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Could 'Toadzilla' be the world's largest cane toad on record? This 'monster' amphibian, spotted in Queensland, weighs a whopping 2.7kgs and is 25cms long. The toad has been euthanised due to it's environmental threat and will be taken to the Queensland Museum for inspection.
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