The Family Megophryidae, commonly known as Asian horned frogs or litter frogs, is a group of amphibians found mainly in Southeast Asia, including China, India, and Indonesia. These frogs are typically small to medium-sized and are highly adapted for camouflage, often resembling dead leaves with ridges and projections on their heads and bodies. Most species are terrestrial, living in leaf litter on forest floors, and breed in streams or temporary pools. Megophryids are insectivorous, feeding on small invertebrates, and play an important role in controlling insect populations while serving as prey for larger predators. Their unique appearance and cryptic behavior make them well-suited for avoiding predators in dense forest habitats.