0
What else can I help you with?
Related Questions
Is the Japanese giant salamander the largest salamander?
no the japanese giant salamander is the smallest of the large salamanders
When was Japanese giant salamander created?
Japanese giant salamander was created in 1837.
Is a Japanese giant salamander a reptile?
No. A salamander is an amphibian.
What is the smallest large salamander?
the japanese giant salamander is the smallest of the large salamanders
How do you say salamander in Japanese?
sanshouo
How do the Japanese eat the Japanese giant salamander?
They don't. It is a protected species.
Is the Japanese giant salamander extinct?
no it isn't its not even threatened
Is a japanese salamander an invertebrate?
No. Salamanders are amphibians, and have spines and skeletons.
How do leeches adapt to their environment?
how do leeches adapt their environment
What name means giant fire lightning lizard in japanese?
Salamander
How is the eastern mud salaMANDER important to the environment?
because it is
What amphibian or reptile starts with J?
Here's one: Japenese giant salamander
Trending Questions
Would you feed chocolate to tadpoles?
What shoots down insects with a steam of water from its mouth?
Why are green tree frogs almost extinct?
Are all crocs slip-resistant?
Do mice eat toads?
Do frogs attack you?
What is the diameter of tympanic membrane in frog?
Why do frogs get bloody noses?
How do you turn people into frogs?
Is ammonia a usable form protein?
Is there an intermediate host for gonorrhea?
What describes these toads in the new ecosystem?
Do the spawn of frogs toads and newts look the same and why?
Do frogs have nails claws or just skin?
What is Missouri's state amphibian?
What parts of the body remain above thwe surface when the frog floats?
Who gave the french the nickname frogs?
Do frogs defecate and urinate?
Are all amphibians consumers?
What can the axolotl be a symbol of?
Copyright ©2026 Infospace Holdings LLC, A System1 Company. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Answers.