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WORLD'S LARGEST FROG WEIGHS LIKE AN AVERAGE NEW BORN BABY AT, 2.7KGS


                             Toadzilla

The largest toad to ever be seen got the wildlife officials thinking it was fake has been found in a forest in northern Australia and is six times larger than normal, weighs 2.7 kg and could break the world record.


When park ranger Kylee Gray first spotted the giant animal while on patrol in Queensland, she couldn' t believe her eyes.

"I have never seen such a big frog, [it looked] like a football with legs. We called him Toadzilla, " he told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

The frog was named "Toadzilla'' was immediately placed in a container isolating it from the wild for testing.



The current Guinness World Record for the largest frog – it weighs 2.65kg – was set by a Swedish frog named Prinsen in 1991.

"A toad that size will eat anything that can fit in its mouth," said Kylee

 

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