Hot damn. Great question, I'd love to tell you.
Look, this rainfrog is called Breviceps bagginsi, so I don't have a lot of choice, now do I?
Also, I would go with them to the end. Into the very fires of Mordor.
Phyllomedusine hylids have a certain weird clown marionette vibe to them. Just look at these Pithecopus rohdei.
The male Rhinoderma darwinii raises his tadpoles in his vocal sac.
Gephyromantis pseudoasper sometimes wear handsome stripes—very Space Age™
But more importantly, their calls evoke a battle with laser-blasters.
I filmed this calling male in 2017 at an obscene hour of the morning.
Trichobatrachus robustus, aka the Hairy Frog, has flanks and thighs covered in weird, hair-like outgrowths that increase oxygen exchange over its skin, and BREAKS ITS FINGERS TO STAB YOU WITH CLAWS MADE OF BONE
Breviceps males physically glue themselves to the back-ends of females, and if that's not romance, I don't know what is.
Nyctimantis arapapa are probably amongst the funniest-looking frogs out there.
The 'poly' in Polypedates may be a double entendre
Calyptocephalella gayi is a Galaxy Brain frog.
Myobatrachus gouldii is basically what would happen if you decided to try to build a turtle, but you only had frog pieces in the kit.
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