What is another word for African Clawed Frog?
Pronunciation: [ˈafɹɪkən klˈɔːd fɹˈɒɡ] (IPA) 
African clawed frog is a commonly recognized amphibian species that belongs to the family Pipidae. This frog is also known as Xenopus laevis, which means smooth skinned African clawed frog. The term "clawed" refers to the three sharp claws on its hind legs that help it grip and climb. Xenopus indicus is another synonym for the species, but it is restricted to certain geographic regions. African clawed frogs are also called platanna or platannas in South Africa, and in some regions of Namibia, they are known as "sinkoma." The African clawed frogs are a highly aquatic species, and they are usually found in still waters such as pools, ponds, or streams.
