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Beelzebufo ampigna
17 September 2008 11:30 GMT
![Beelzebufo ampigna faces off against the largest known living Malagasy frog, Mantydactylus ampigna [Full-length pencil provides size perspective]. Art (c) Luci Betti-Nash](../images/news/beelzebufo_612_400.jpg)
Beelzebufo ampigna faces off against the largest known living Malagasy frog, Mantydactylus ampigna [Full-length pencil provides size perspective]. Art (c) Luci Betti-Nash
Beelzebufo ampigna faces off against the largest known living Malagasy frog, Mantydactylus ampigna [Full-length pencil provides size perspective].
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