Megophryidae
Megophryidae is a family of frogs in the order Anura, commonly known as megophryid frogs or Asian horned frogs. They are distributed across Asia, with species found from the Himalayas and parts of East Asia through Southeast Asia to Indonesia and southern China.
A hallmark of many megophryids is their flattened bodies and cryptic coloration that mimics leaf litter, helping
Habitat and behavior: Megophryids are primarily associated with forested environments, often near streams or damp leaf
Reproduction and development: Breeding typically occurs in freshwater, especially streams or ponds. Eggs are laid in
Taxonomy: The family Megophryidae has undergone revisions as molecular data have refined frog relationships. It comprises
Conservation: Many megophryids are sensitive to deforestation, habitat fragmentation, and water pollution. Several species are listed