Entity: GIANT-SALAMANDER
The giant salamander is a large amphibian found in Japan and China, reaching lengths of up to 5 feet. It is known for its impressive size and unique appearance.
GIANT-SALAMANDER
Etymology
The term 'giant salamander' refers to a large amphibian species found primarily in Japan and China.
Definition
A giant salamander is a large edible salamander that can grow up to three to five feet in length.
Historical Context
Giant salamanders have been a part of Asian folklore and culture for centuries, often symbolizing longevity and good luck.
Cultural Significance
In Japan and China, giant salamanders are revered creatures, with some myths attributing magical powers to them.
Related Concepts
Giant salamanders are related to other amphibian species, such as regular salamanders and newts.
See Also
A large edible salamander of Japan and China that attains a length of three to five feet.