August 2009 PMID 19419984

Fatal attraction: adaptations to prey on native frogs imperil snakes after invasion of toxic toads.

Mattias Hagman, Benjamin L Phillips, Richard Shine

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Peak: 15 in May 2025
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The commentary mainly highlights how human influence outpaces animal adaptation and mentions general concepts like evolutionary traps and environmental changes, using phrases like 'humans change the world faster' and 'modern humans confuse animals.' The tone is educational and reflective, but lacking in detailed critique or enthusiasm about the specific publication, which results in low scores for engagement and impact.

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Most discussions do not directly address the article but focus on broader concepts of evolution and human impacts, showing minimal agreement with its specific findings.

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Posts are generally interested in how evolution and animals are affected by human activity but do not delve deeply into the specifics of this study.

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The conversations are somewhat superficial, with some sharing videos or general ideas rather than engaged analysis of the article's details.

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The overall tone suggests a recognition of environmental and evolutionary issues but little indication that these discussions impact policy or scientific practices directly.

Abstract in brief

  • Native snake species like death adders are vulnerable to toxic invasive cane toads because their hunting tactics—such as caudal luring and delaying ingestion—make them more likely to be poisoned by the toads' toxins.
  • The behaviors that help death adders catch and handle native frogs become dangerous when encountering cane toads, which attract more strongly to their lure and do not lose their toxins quickly after death.
  • Experiments show that many death adders die after eating cane toads, highlighting how invasive species can disrupt native predator-prey relationships due to conflicting behavioral adaptations.]

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MinuteEarth (also on BlueSky)
@MinuteEarth · X

Humans change the world faster than most living creatures can adapt to it! Watch our latest video to see how we are confusing all these animals - and how we make it better: https://t.co/7pELEO8J67 https://t.co/bv1SYeFrZV

May 8, 2025 · 8 likes · 1 share · 55,399 followers View post →
MinuteEarth (also on BlueSky)
@MinuteEarth · X

Humans change the world faster than most living creatures can adapt to it! Watch our latest video to see how we are confusing all these animals - and how we make it better: https://t.co/7pELEO8J67 https://t.co/rqbpXvD0Td

May 15, 2025 · 4 likes · 55,399 followers View post →
MinuteEarth (also on BlueSky)
@MinuteEarth · X

It's World Migratory Bird Day! The world has changed faster than birds can keep up with, and our modern world is filled with loads of dangers: https://t.co/4OuPM0ZW18 You can help save birds in your community with our friends at @NatureCanada https://t.co/tymFE1aVYG https://t.co/lZ01CfKgnT

May 10, 2025 · 3 likes · 3 shares · 55,399 followers View post →
Minuto da Terra
@MinutoDaTerra · X

Esse tipo de confusão tem nome: armadilha evolutiva. E tá mais presente no cotidiano do que você imagina... Entenda no vídeo novo como os instintos animais estão colidindo com o mundo que a gente mesmo criou! https://t.co/IoZFXk1LW8

Jun 30, 2025 · 1 like · 3,003 followers View post →
Nature Canada
@NatureCanada · X

Evolutionary Traps! Watch this super interesting video about how animals are prone to falling for “evolutionary traps”: modern human-made stuff that accidentally tricks them into maladaptive behavior. https://t.co/CTjYyaYuQF LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about this https://t.co/OQ77PVku9R

May 9, 2025 · 2 shares · 61,250 followers View post →
Nature Canada
@NatureCanada · X

RT @MinuteEarth: It's World Migratory Bird Day! The world has changed faster than birds can keep up with, and our modern world is filled w…

May 15, 2025 · 3 shares · 61,250 followers View post →

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Evolutionary Traps and Maladaptive Animal Behaviors

Animals can fall into evolutionary traps caused by human-made changes, leading to maladaptive behaviors. Learn how environmental signals and stimuli influence animal decision-making and the impact of supernormal stimuli…

MinuteEarth · May 8, 2025 522,546 views
Minuto da Terra
@MinutoDaTerra · X

Esse tipo de confusão tem nome: armadilha evolutiva. E tá mais presente no cotidiano do que você imagina... Entenda no vídeo novo como os instintos animais estão colidindo com o mundo que a gente mesmo criou! https://t.co/IoZFXk1LW8

Jun 30, 2025 · 1 like · 3,003 followers View post →
Lu Ferreira Reis
@LucianaFReis879 · X

Quando a evolução dá ruim | Minuto da Terra https://t.co/u8iXopgJOA via @YouTube

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Les FabianⓋ
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RT @MinuteEarth: It's World Migratory Bird Day! The world has changed faster than birds can keep up with, and our modern world is filled w…

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Nature Canada
@NatureCanada · X

RT @MinuteEarth: It's World Migratory Bird Day! The world has changed faster than birds can keep up with, and our modern world is filled w…

May 15, 2025 · 3 shares · 61,250 followers View post →
MinuteEarth (also on BlueSky)
@MinuteEarth · X

Humans change the world faster than most living creatures can adapt to it! Watch our latest video to see how we are confusing all these animals - and how we make it better: https://t.co/7pELEO8J67 https://t.co/rqbpXvD0Td

May 15, 2025 · 4 likes · 55,399 followers View post →
Les FabianⓋ
@mongoose409 · X

RT @NatureCanada: Evolutionary Traps! Watch this super interesting video about how animals are prone to falling for “evolutionary traps”: m…

May 11, 2025 · 2 shares · 8,887 followers View post →
LimitedUser215
@LimitedUser215 · X

When Evolution Glitches Out https://t.co/eTpoxYYXtq via @YouTube

May 11, 2025 · 1,058 followers View post →
Haroldo O. Pinheiro
@Haroldo0k · X

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Unlee NkEu
@SMutor55054 · X

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May 11, 2025 · 42 followers View post →
Mark
@navyblueskies · X

RT @MinuteEarth: It's World Migratory Bird Day! The world has changed faster than birds can keep up with, and our modern world is filled w…

May 10, 2025 · 3 shares · 416 followers View post →
MinuteEarth (also on BlueSky)
@MinuteEarth · X

It's World Migratory Bird Day! The world has changed faster than birds can keep up with, and our modern world is filled with loads of dangers: https://t.co/4OuPM0ZW18 You can help save birds in your community with our friends at @NatureCanada https://t.co/tymFE1aVYG https://t.co/lZ01CfKgnT

May 10, 2025 · 3 likes · 3 shares · 55,399 followers View post →
Dan-Marius Sabău
@danmariuss · X

When Evolution Glitches Out https://t.co/ysDLHlms5u

May 9, 2025 · 1,278 followers View post →
SAGE_yql
@SAGE_yql · X

RT @NatureCanada: Evolutionary Traps! Watch this super interesting video about how animals are prone to falling for “evolutionary traps”: m…

May 9, 2025 · 2 shares · 394 followers View post →
Nature Canada
@NatureCanada · X

Evolutionary Traps! Watch this super interesting video about how animals are prone to falling for “evolutionary traps”: modern human-made stuff that accidentally tricks them into maladaptive behavior. https://t.co/CTjYyaYuQF LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about this https://t.co/OQ77PVku9R

May 9, 2025 · 2 shares · 61,250 followers View post →
Mark
@navyblueskies · X

RT @MinuteEarth: Humans change the world faster than most living creatures can adapt to it! Watch our latest video to see how we are conf…

May 8, 2025 · 1 share · 416 followers View post →
MinuteEarth (also on BlueSky)
@MinuteEarth · X

Humans change the world faster than most living creatures can adapt to it! Watch our latest video to see how we are confusing all these animals - and how we make it better: https://t.co/7pELEO8J67 https://t.co/bv1SYeFrZV

May 8, 2025 · 8 likes · 1 share · 55,399 followers View post →