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giant salamandernounA very large salamander that is native to North America and eastern Asia, in particular:- A permanently aquatic salamander (three species in the family Cryptobranchidae), e.g. the American hellbender. A terrestrial salamander (three species in the family Dicamptodontidae), of western North America..
The closest relative of the Japanese and Chinese giant salamanders is the hellbender of the eastern U.S....- The earliest ones looked like giant salamanders, measuring about four feet long, Hedges said.
- You can even see deer, giant salamanders and goats, if lucky.
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