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hellbender

Voracious four-legged, tailed salamander Cryptobranchus alleghaniensis, in the amphibian order Urodela. It is found in some of the rivers of North America, and is slate-coloured and about 60 cm/24 in long; the body is short and thick, and the head large, flat, and broad, with wide, fleshy lips. The neck has a single gill cleft on either side.



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Living relatives include the Asian giant salamander, which can grow as big as a small human adult, and the smaller hellbender of North America, says Neil H.
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