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Eastern Hellbender 1 eastern hellbender NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION Photo by: Dottie Brown Photo courtesy of NCWRC fact sheet, 2012 T he hellbender is one of only three giant salamanders found in the world. North Carolina is home to more than 65 species of salamanders, with 50 species in our mountain region alone. The Eastern hellbender (Crypto-branchus a. alleganiensis) is one of the largest salamanders found in North Carolina and the United States. Only the amphiuma, a salamander shaped like an eel, is longer.
Salamander is a common name for the order of Caudata which includes 9 families, of which 8 are found in North America. Newt is a common name applied to certain members of a family of relatively small salamanders.Also in the order of Caudata are sirens which are aquatic salamanders, which have no hind limbs. So newts and sirens are really salamanders.Salamanders make up a mere 350 species out of the 4000 or so known species of amphibians. APPEARANCE: Often mistaken for lizards, salamanders (sometimes called sallies by people who raise them) have soft, moist skin covering their long bodies and even longer tails.They have no scales, claws or external ear openings, and they lay eggs that are surrounded by clear jelly.alamander is a common name for the order of Caudata which includes 9 families, of which 8 are found in North America. Newt is a common name applied to certain members of a family of relatively small salamanders.