Incilius periglenes Alaskacephale together with its large size

together with its large size

grabbing one of the Ouranosaurus in its powerful jaws and dragging it underwater in a whirlwind of foam and churning

which allowed them to move through different types of habitats in search of food and shelter

possibly useful for detecting prey or staying alert for predators

5 metros de longitud en su etapa adulta

Incilius periglenes Alaskacephale together with its large sizeIncilius periglenes, commonly known as the Monteverde golden toad, is a species of anuran amphibian belonging to the family Bufonidae. This toad was endemic to a small range in the Tilarn Mountain Range, in Costa Rica, and was discovered in 1966 by herpetologist Jay Savage. Sadly, it is considered extinct, with the last sighting confirmed in 1989. Description and MorphologyIncilius periglenes was known for its distinctive and striking appearance,