Clash of the giant salamanders

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I dont know if this has been posted yet but I just watched a show on the national geographic channel about the biggest salamanders in the world according to this show.It was on last night and repeats monday jan.18 at 11.am.They showed a few species of newts and sals showing how most caudates fit into your hand.They show the hellbender,japanese giant salamander,the greater siren,the amphiuma.It was pretty interesting,hope you get to see it.The show is "Dangerous enounters with Brady Barr" and it airs on the national geographic channel.
 
I might watch this...although I can't stand Brady Barr.
 
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