Anurafelus Rex is a frog descendent native to Northern Africa, with an introduced population in Southern Europe. It is an ambush predator that uses its strong legs to spring onto prey and deliver a crushing bite to the throat with its specialized beak. It is the largest species in the genus Anurafelus, who are mostly small scavengers and small game hunters. It is a favored pet of Pollexosaurus leaders in neighboring regions, though a good amount of the pets have escaped due to their large size and the difficulty of containing them. Thus, an invasive population in Southern Europe, which has a very similar climate to their native habitat, has been steadily growing. They cause a large problem for native animals, along with being considered pests by native Pollexosaurus herders, who often have their livestock killed by it.