This 26 May 2020 video says about itself:
The Startling Anatomical Features of this Ancient Salamander
Giant Japanese salamanders are a prehistoric species, dating back 200 million years. They’re highly adaptable, breathe through their skin, and boast not two, but three rows of teeth.
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