Suspected cane toad (Rhinella marina) toxicity in a wedge-tailed eagle (Aquila audax).

• Abstract details

• Author(s)
• Hill, A. G.
• ; 
• Madden, C.
• ; 
• Reddrop, C.

• Author Affiliation
• Veterinary Hospital, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Currumbin, Queensland, Australia.

• Author Email
• ahill@cws.org.au

• Journal article
• Veterinary Record Case Reports
• 2021 9 4

• ISSN
• 2052-6121

• DOI
• 10.1002/vrc2.159

• Publisher information
• Wiley Chichester UK

• Language of Text
• English

• Language of Summary

• Geographical Location
• Australia

• Organism descriptor(s)
• Aquila audax
• eagles
• Rhinella marina
• toads
• birds

• Descriptor(s)
• case reports
• clinical aspects
• diagnosis
• invasive alien species
• poisoning
• therapy
• toxicity
• wild animals
• wild birds
• invasive species
• introduced species

• Identifier
• clinical picture
• alien invasive species
• toxicosis
• cane toad
• Bufo marinus
• therapeutics
• invasive organisms
• invasives
• exotic organisms
• exotic species
• introduced organisms
• non-indigenous organisms
• non-indigenous species
• non-native organisms
• non-native species
• nonindigenous organisms
• nonindigenous species

• Broad terms
• Aquila
• Accipitridae
• Falconiformes
• birds
• vertebrates
• Chordata
• animals
• eukaryotes
• APEC countries
• Australasia
• Oceania
• Commonwealth of Nations
• high income countries
• OECD Countries
• very high Human Development Index countries
• Rhinella
• Bufonidae
• Anura
• Amphibia

• Record Number
• 20220005172