BillowingFrog

It lets out a loud roar, after spraying a hallucigen on its predator. Then the predator runs away in fear because the hallucination is guided by the audio of the roar. The roar is generated from the billows. One under its chin and several others around its head. The roar is generated from the rapid release of air from the billows with added vocalizing from its double set of cords. The cords can work in concert to make a multi tones sound or singly.