giant salamander
Megalobatrachus maximus

The largest of them is the Japanese giant salamander and two are shown wrestling for territory.

Due to its clear waters, it is home to the Japanese giant salamander.

Some species of the fully aquatic Cryptobranchidae family are known as giant salamanders due to their large size.

The Japanese giant salamander, being restricted to streams with clear, cool water, is entirely aquatic and nocturnal.

Specifically, the Japanese giant salamander travels up stream into the mountains to spawn and lay eggs.

She takes care of a magical giant Japanese salamander.

Hard not to like a religion bestowed upon humanity by a giant white salamander.

Still, a giant white salamander isn't any stranger than what most other religions are peddling.

The Japanese giant salamander has lived for as long as 52 years in captivity.

Also, the giant salamander is a rare local specialty.