Jambo, Mr. Nature here! What was the world’s biggest-ever frog, and how big was it?
It’d take a big jug-o’-rum to fill this baby, Beelzebufo, a prehistoric frog from Madagascar. It was as big as a beach-ball, weighing in at ten pounds, with a body 16 inches long. It appears to be related to the South American horned frogs which occasionally turn up in pet stores–although why anyone would want one of those evil-tempered little cusses is beyond me.
Was Beelzebufo really the biggest frog ever, or are there bigger ones still waiting to be discovered?
The possibilities for a 1950s-style horror movie are intriguing.
No fair. Prehistoric entrants should not be allowed into the bigness pageant. 🙂
A princess can kiss a frog and it will turn into a prince, or you can add millions of years to a frog and it will turn into a human – which is more believable?
The sad fact is that even after kazoolians of years… frogs are still frogs.
You have to wonder what life was like when all of these large creatures were here with us.
I’m guessing you could have a feast on frogs’ legs.
Sounds yummy. 🙂