In queensland..where I live..we have a huge problem with cane toads..do you have any pests..where you live..?

Question

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mfn7uLY_dI

Answer 1

There are some cocqui frogs around the islands, but not in my area....yet.  They're very loud.

Centipedes and Neighbors are my current pests...and I rate them about the same on the Noxious Scale...

Answer 2

I think my new home is built on an ants nest.

I bought some tiny bombs yesterday to put into their large hills.

I sure hope I don't sink the house. Nasty spiders too. They have been allowed to beome out of control.

So I plan to napalm them as well. I have invited the volenteer fire department for lunch, just in case I need them. They have no idea. Shhhhh..

Answer 3

I love that video!

Answer 4

d**n cane toads! I hate em! We got termites where I live, just around the Narangba area. I personally like killing cane toads with a baseball bat or golf club. LOL I also use other things...coughcoughmachettecough.

Answer 5

Not within 1500 yards, the effective range of my 300Win.Mag. My dog and cats do the light work on deer and rabbits. I live in N. Dakota.  RScott

Answer 6

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tyler is so hospitable, i imagine if i showed up on his doorstep he would roll out the welcome mat.

i love that youtube clip ive seen it before, its a cracker

the only pest i have a problem with here is 5 foot hairyass boss. id like to shove him under a victa

Answer 7

i have a stuffed one sitting on my tv unit! lol

i just hate flys+mozzies mostly.

when i lived in QLD,we used to wack them with the golf clubs.

Answer 8

Ah, yeah... them toads! I remember watching some documentary on that. Aren't they considered some what of an icon... pets, almost? But then other people hate them and run them over. That guy turned it into a game... huh! Ahem. Cockroaches... d**n things are everywhere. And flies and mozzies, but that's not anywhere near as bad in Sydney. And this isn't specifically us, but I have to mention them. Fleas... god I hate the f@king things so d**n much!!!

Answer 9

You think you got it tough? come to Europe it full of Germans.

Answer 10

In England we're having the oppossite problem with bees. They're dying out for no apparent reason. I hope they come back next year

Answer 11

the emerald ash borer is attacking the ash trees on the east coast of the u.s. ...so we are not allowed to bring firewood from any good distance...i live in the allegheny national forest in pennsylvania and no firewood is to be brought into the campgrounds...you must buy it locally...

Answer 12

Well, if you are on the sunshine coast then I live about 30 minutes away from you. We rarely get a cane toad , but the mosquitoes can be horrific in summer.

The Mormons and Seventh Day Adventists can be a problem too, as can the Telstra and Optus salepeople and the new power companies. I think I will just nail the front door shut.

Charmaine did extremely well in The One tonight.

Answer 13

We have problems in Spain, where many Germans spend their needed vacation and one nasty pest comes to mind, its called the Ordinaryus Britanicus in Latin or Brit and Chips as we call em. They sneak about in the middle of the night and lay their eggs in towels that were placed on innocent lounge chairs by the Busycus Germanicus or Sour-Krauts as we're called.

And this needs to be stopped with vengeance or pepper spray perhaps even submarines with baguette torpedo's.

Answer 14

Hmmm,,,,not many pest here but there are some pretty big rats here in the back alleys near some restaurants, some termites problem & mozzies,, you can't l**k any of them unlike cane toads,,,At least they can be of some use,,,,heehee,,

Answer 15

Yes my friend we do have a major pest problem, thankfully they are confined to the North Island, We call them politicitians

No idea where Baz is mate but that other toad looks alot like our Prime Minister, if that is her you dont have to send her back, Please!!

Answer 16

I agree with the first guy Can't Win except the cats who do that are usually mine haha, we have a raccoon problem too :/

Answer 17

Well they recon slugs and snails are the uks pests but my 7 year old spent all day yesterday with a snail in the garden, she called him gary and made him a bed of leaves and sang him songs and even wanted to bring him in when it was time for her to come in. Lol i finally coaxed her that it wouldnt be very happy indoors because he wanted to see the fairys that visit him at night. I love kids imaginations,so sweet.  x*x

Answer 18

the dreaded west nile mosquito. got bit by one of those in 2006. first one in my county to get that decease.

Answer 19

One called Ron.

Answer 20

yes,stray cats climbing on and scratching car.racoons/dogs getting in garbage.just to name a few.

Answer 21

Skunks a plenty. They're the worse. Stinky little buggers.

That was just to cute girl. Funnier then all heck. LMFAO

Answer 22

yes we have a huge problem with chavs (im fairly sure only people in the uk will understand this)

Answer 23

Just fruit flies and people who want your signature for a balllot measure.

Answer 24

Yes...

Willy Wonka's Oompah Loompah's have bred themselves into an overpopulation problem...they're all over the place singing disturbing nursery rhyme songs...

Ouch!

(One of them just bit me...)

Answer 25

No,lol, just skunks and the neighborhood cats

Answer 26

flies fleas cocroaches stray cats loose dogs crabby neighbors  and a bunch of kids no one tends to !!!!!!

Answer 27

I'm in Canada, Alberta.  We have a conglomeration of pests.

Gophers, Coyotes, Seagulls, Crows, Ravens, Mosquitos, Wasps, Hornets, Bees, Bears, Squirels, Mice, Allycats and of course Panhandlers.  We can't get rid of them without upsetting the Eco system.  We found that by killing certain species off was creating problems so we had to reintroduce them back into the wild.  Now we have many species that are endangered.

Answer 28

Here in Texas, we have fire ants. They are an invasive species from South America. They destroy lawns and will kill small animals. I'm allergic to them myself. And we have plenty of pests of the human variety as well.