Ceratophryinae
amphibian subfamily
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The subfamily Ceratophryinae is part of the frog family Leptodactylidae, which is primarily found in South and Central America. Frogs in this subfamily, known as horned frogs, are characterized by a projecting flap of skin above each eye. They possess wide heads and mouths and can range in size from about 2.5 cm to over 15 cm. Horned frogs are known for their frog-eating habits and can be aggressive when disturbed, capable of delivering sharp bites.123
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