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Snakes tend to favour eating frogs,” he said. “Not all snakes, but some, like Red-Bellied Blacks, eat quite a few frogs. “Keelbacks also do and they’re able to swallow small cane toads.

Snakes tend to favour eating frogs,” he said. “Not all snakes, but some, like Red-Bellied Blacks, eat quite a few frogs. “Keelbacks also do and they’re able to swallow small cane toads.

Snakes tend to favour eating frogs,” he said. “Not all snakes, but some, like Red-Bellied Blacks, eat quite a few frogs. “Keelbacks also do and they’re able to swallow small cane toads.