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Bubblemoose Started conversation Aug 25, 2007
Entry: Cryptobranchidae: Giant Salamanders of Japan and China - A26272668
Author: Bubblemoose - U9490644
Here's a little something I heard about on Wikipedia
A26272668 - Cryptobranchidae: Giant Salamanders of Japan and China
minorvogonpoet Posted Aug 27, 2007
Interesting. 
I should love to know more.
For example, are these ancient creatures that have existed since before the dinosaurs? What do they eat? Perhaps I'd better go and look it up.
A26272668 - Cryptobranchidae: Giant Salamanders of Japan and China
Bubblemoose Posted Aug 27, 2007
sorry I know I could have included more details. I'm pretty sure they have been around for quite a while, though perhaps not all the way back before the dinosaurs. As for their feeding habits, they eat sweetfish, crayfish,
and other shell fish they can did up under rocks. They have also been know n to eat small mammals such as mice, shrews, or even rabbits. You can get a thirty second clip of one on Arkive.org.
http://www.arkive.org/species/GES/amphibians/Andrias_davidianus/Andrias_davidianus_00.html?movietype=wmMed
A26272668 - Cryptobranchidae: Giant Salamanders of Japan and China
Bluebottle Posted Feb 12, 2017
I think this has potential - anyone willing to second a move to FM?
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A26272668 - Cryptobranchidae: Giant Salamanders of Japan and China
SashaQ - happysad Posted Feb 14, 2017
Yrs, I'll second it. I like the little salamanders, so these sound intriguing indeed 
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