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The goliath frog is the largest of the world’s frog species. They can measure up to 32cm (12.5in) long and weigh up to 3.3kg (7.2lbs). The male is larger in size than the female. Their skin is a dark or orangey green colour and features dark spots. On the underside they are yellowish orange.
Feb 27, 2023 · The world's largest frog - the so-called Goliath frog - is under threat. It is mainly found in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea where it has been over-hunted for food and the pet trade. Its habitat ...
Jun 22, 2020 · Conraua goliath, also known as ‘goliath frog’ is the largest frog in the world, with some adult individuals weighing as much as 2.99 kilograms and measuring more than 33 centimetres (cm) in length, excluding their legs, when fully grown. And their eyes are about 2.5 cm wide, which is larger than the average eye size of humans.
Jun 18, 2020 · The goliath frog, also known as conraua goliath, is considered the largest living frog in the world today, and can weigh between 650 grams and 3 kilos; and measure between 17 and 32 centimeters. It is known about her since 1906, when George Albert Boulenger described it in one of your documents.
Jun 22, 2020 · Conraua goliath, also known as ‘goliath frog’ is the largest frog in the world, with some adult individuals weighing as much as 2.99 kilograms and measuring more than 33 centimetres (cm) in length, excluding their legs, when fully grown. And their eyes are about 2.5 cm wide, which is larger than the average eye size of humans.
The goliath frog is an endemic species found along the fast flowing rivers in secondary forests and farmlands of southwest of Cameroon. It is listed as Endangered according to IUCN and under the Protected category in local law. Based on our exploratory study conducted in the Nlonako Reserve in 2020, we noticed that the animal is highly poached.
Goliath frogs can be as big as a domestic cat, measuring up to 32cm (13in) in length and weighing more than 3.25 kg (7.2lb) For decades, the goliath frog has been over-hunted for food and the pet ...
