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Giant Waterdogs near Mt. Raineer

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EDzExotics

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I have seen some massive "waterdogs" or salamander larvae in a large "no name" lake near the base of the mountain. I am not sure as to what species they are as I have not been close enough, but they are over 12" so I am guessing Coastal Giant Salamander. If they are, it would be on the edge of their known range. Hopefully I can get some pics to show everyone. They are very different looking!
 
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Can't wait for photos! It'll be nice to see some neotenic giant salamanders, or any neotenic salamanders that are living in their natural habitat.
 
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