What is the Ceratophryinae?
Q: What is the Ceratophryinae?
A: The Ceratophryinae is a subfamily of leptodactylid frogs known as common horned frogs.
Q: Where do all species of Ceratophryinae live?
A: All species of Ceratophryinae live in South America.
Q: What do fossils of the giant Beelzebufo suggest about the range of the Ceratophryinae?
A: Fossils of the giant Beelzebufo suggest that the Ceratophryinae may have once ranged throughout the prehistoric supercontinent of Gondwana.
Q: Do all species in the Ceratophryinae subfamily have horn-like growths at the eyes?
A: Not all species in the Ceratophryinae subfamily have horn-like growths at the eyes.
Q: What are the eating habits of Ceratophryinae?
A: Ceratophryinae are all carnivorous, and they are either terrestrial or semi-aquatic.
Q: What are some physical characteristics of Ceratophryinae?
A: Ceratophryinae have large heads and mouths.
Q: Do people keep Ceratophryinae as pets?
A: Yes, some people enjoy keeping Ceratophryinae as pets.
