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The Chaco horned frog (Chacophrys pierottii) is a small frog native to the dry Gran Chaco plains of South America. It’s a tiny little thing, and its mouth isn’t as massive as those of its familiar Pacman cousins, but its diet is much more varied than its appearance might suggest.

Juveniles can eat beetles, bees, ants, larvae, flies, true bugs, spiders, and even other frogs and scorpions. Pretty surprising that such a small frog can tackle prey that seems far too challenging for its size 🤣