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Florida to the jungles of Asia to capture and study the big four of the salamander world a greater siren that breathes through gills, has two legs and can spin like a top; the two-toed amphiuma; the hellbender, with its flattened head and sagging skin the most hideous of the four; and a big, ferocious, battle-scarred beast called the denmaster.— Mania News Feed
According to Shapiro, a portion of the land has been designated a "wild and scenic river home" by both the federal and state government due to the fact the hellbender, an endangered species similar to a large salamander, has a habitat nearby.— Salem News
The Ozark hellbender is a large, strictly aquatic salamander endemic to streams of the Ozark Plateau in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas.— The Nature Conservancy
The state's endangered species list still includes more than 60 plants and animals, although a new species has not been added since the Ozark hellbender, a foot-long salamander that is found in Ozark streams, was added about four years ago.— Columbia Missourian: Latest Articles
He read of a rumored Police Department shake up, and he could afford to smile at the vitality of that hellbender-like report.— Never-Fail Blake
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