Toad licking: just say no, National Parks Service tells Americans seeking a high

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Toad licking: just say no, National Parks Service tells Americans seeking a high
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Secretions of Sonoran desert toad have long had hallucinogenic reputation but authorities want you to keep your tongue away

Toad-licking, however, has become a way to get high, and has long been considered life-threatening. Not every toad can induce a high, and for those that can, the high they deliver varies from toad to toad.

Hallucinations and euphoria are the known effects of this activity, but it can also cause anxiety, nausea or seizures and, in some cases, death. And the park service would definitely prefer if people stopped doing it. The toad, which is also referred to as the Colorado river toad, is about seven inches long, and its toxins are released from glands near its eyes and jaw.

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