Devil frog prehistoric devil frog is also called devil toad. The survival time is about 70 million years ago in the middle and late Cretaceous. 2/kloc-0 At the beginning of the century, European scientists excavated a pair of frog fossils with a length of 40.6 cm. Scientists estimated that their anal kiss should be 43-45 cm when they were alive, with a total length of more than 1 m.
Living habits and distribution range
The life habit of devil toad is similar to that of sugarcane toad, and it preys on insects, small reptiles or amphibians. This giant frog may even devour newly hatched large dinosaur cubs, such as Tyrannosaurus Liang Long. In addition, Microraptor may also be its prey.
Devil frog is distributed in East Africa and Eurasia in the middle and late Cretaceous. Although the devil frog was found in Africa, it seems to be a close relative of a frog nicknamed the big-mouthed frog living in South America today. But the devil frog is bigger than its South American relatives and all the other frogs alive. The largest frog in existence is the giant frog in West Africa, which is 32 cm long and weighs 3.3 kg, making it the king of frogs.