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North American aquatic salamander starting with the letter a?
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What is the name of the north American salamander beginning with red?
It does not begin with the word red, but is in fact a 'mud puppy'.
What is the name of a North American aquatic salamander starting with the letter A?
Asiatic salamanders (giant salamander)Amphiumas eels or Alpine Newt (advanced salamanders)Assuming you are doing Sunday express xword - answer id axolotl !
North American Salamander starting with letter R?
The North American Salamander with red external feathery gills is the Mud Puppy. This is the answer to the Sunday Express 'S' magazine £1,000 Crossword, 23 across.
What is a hellbender?
A hellbender is a type of large aquatic salamander native to North America. They are known for their flat bodies, loose skin, and ability to breathe through their skin. Hellbenders are primarily found in cold, fast-flowing streams and are considered indicators of good water quality.
What is the name of a north American salamander with red feathery external gills?
Mud Puppy
Genus of salamander with an eel like body and no back legs?
The genus of salamander that fits this description is Siren. Sirens have long, eel-like bodies, no back legs, and are commonly found in aquatic environments in North America. They have gills for breathing underwater and are often mistaken for eels due to their appearance.
What is a zizania?
A zizania is a North American aquatic grass, known for its edible grain.
What is the name of small salamander a 4 letter word?
A newt. This animal is an aquatic amphibian of the family Salamandridae. Newts can be either fully or semi aquatic and can be found in North America, Europe and Asia.
What do North American beavers eat and live?
Semi aquatic habitats and eat plants 🌱
Name of a type of north American salamander ending withe letter l?
a-o-a-l this is as close as I can get if you know the answer from this I'd be grateful
What is Missouri's state amphibian?
The North American Bullfrog is the state amphibian of Missouri.
