In 2007, scientists found snakes on Japan's Ishima island didn't just eat toxic toads, they borrowed their toxins for defense

Snakes use toad toxins: A 2007 study reveals that Rhabdophis tigrinus snakes on Japan's Ishima Island not only consume toxic toads but also sequester their toxins for defense, offering unique insights into dietary sequestration in vertebrates.

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