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goliath frog

A West African frog (Conraua goliath), the largest frog in the world (length, up to 36 cm/14 in, not including the legs); lives in deep pools in rivers. Local tradition claims the thigh bones have magical properties and bring good luck. (Family: Ranidae.)

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