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worm salamander

 

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Noun worm salamander has 1 sense
  1. slender salamander, worm salamander - any of several small slim salamanders of the Pacific coast of the United States
    --1 is a kind of salamander
    --1 is a member of Batrachoseps, genus Batrachoseps

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Worm Salamander

Description:

A worm salamander refers to a small amphibian belonging to the family Plethodontidae. It is typically characterized by its long, slender body resembling a worm, and its terrestrial, burrowing lifestyle. Found in various regions across the world, worm salamanders are popular for their unique physical adaptation and secretive nature.

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1. Noun (Common):

The worm salamander is often mistaken for an actual worm due to its elongated body.

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2. Noun (Scientific):

Owing to its subterranean lifestyle, the worm salamander exhibits various adaptations for burrowing.

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3. Adjective:

The worm salamander species is known for its impressive ability to regenerate lost body parts.

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4. Verb:

If threatened, the worm salamander can quickly worm its way into the soil to escape predation.

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