Evidently, at least one predator has learned how to deal with these toads poisonous secretions:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-63699884
I’d guess that raccoons do this for similar reasons. Not that anybody who has to deal with them wants a lot of raccoons around.
There was a story some time ago about how there was a cartoon raccoon on TV in Japan so some Japanese imported raccoons as pets, but when the raccoons became unmanageable they released them into the wild. Now they are pests and are doing damage to old Buddhist shrines, among other things.