Japanese giant salamander (Andrias japonicus)
The Japanese giant salamander is endemic to Japan and the largest amphibian in the world.
It is a "living fossil" that looks much the same today as it did 30 million years ago.
It can grow to a maximum length of 150 cm. In the wild, however, it is extremely rare to reach 100 cm in length, and generally grows to 50 to 70 cm in length.
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Manadin duck. It's very pretty duck
mandarin*
nobody cares
Holy, this thing is a small dragon
I thought it was fake
How big is it and does it bite?
here's a vid of the chinese eating it
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This is a Chicano
He cute
>chinese eating it
oh for fuck's sake
Soldadinho do Araripe
We have glass frogs.
Fuck the chinks, the salamander was a qt
>eating an amphibian
that's why we got corona
vaquita marina
we dont have any
>vollsmose
Also, Andrias did nothing wrong.
After some research we have literally one species.
The Scottish Crossbill.
Dinosaur shrimp (multiple species). They can live in dry desert soils in stasis egg form for decades and as soon as you add enough water to the soil for a long enough time they hatch and emerge by the hundreds or thousands. I have seen them personally, specifically triops. Some desert toads can also survive years without any water in stasis underground in a mucus bubble and are still living (beating heart).
Here's a vid of the Chinese eating it
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Korean crow-tit
Is that how they do circumcision
Cute!!!!
THIS IS INDIAN BVULL
>not the salamanderinos!111
Indian sex icon
he'd make a nice chair