Scientists in Australia just identified a new species of primitive amphibian with "gnarly teeth" that lived in the rivers of ...

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Previous studies had hinted at the Chinese giant salamander’s underlying diversity. In the second report out today, Cunningham and an overlapping group of researchers genetically analyzed more than ...

Turns out, It was just a Chinese giant salamander protecting her precious eggs, which have fallen ill due to rising water temperatures.