I’m A Celeb camp invaded by poisonous toads days before stars arrive to film first trial

Toxic Toad Invasion in I’m A Celeb Camp

As the countdown begins for this year's I'm A Celebrity, the Australian jungle camp is facing an unexpected challenge - an invasion of poisonous toads just days before the arrival of the new stars. These toxic amphibians, known as cane toads, have made their presence known in the familiar setting of the camp.

Potential Dangers and Concerns

If disturbed, these cane toads have the ability to release toxins that can cause pain and vision disturbances if they come into contact with a person's eyes. Ingesting the toxin could also lead to serious effects on heart function, breathing, and blood pressure. With swellings on their shoulders where the poison is stored, these toads pose a new threat to the campers.

Campers on High Alert

With rumored celebrities like Coleen Rooney, Ally McCoist, and Alan Halsall expected to join the show, the campers will need to be extra vigilant and keep an eye out for these poisonous pests. The jungle creek and even the famous shower area will require close monitoring to ensure the safety of the contestants.

Return of a Key Element

In addition to the toad invasion, a significant aspect of the show will be making a comeback. The popular spin-off show, now named I’m A Celebrity Unpacked, is set to return. Hosted by 2016 runner-up Joel Dommett, along with Sam Thompson and Kemi Rodgers, this spin-off promises to provide fans with behind-the-scenes insights and exclusive content.

Excitement Builds for the New Season

With the premiere of I'm A Celebrity scheduled for November 17 on ITV, viewers and contestants alike are gearing up for another thrilling season. As the stars prepare to enter the jungle camp, the hope is that the issue with the toads will be resolved before their arrival, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all involved.