amphiumidae

• Nombre propio que designa una familia de salamandras acuáticas, conocidas comúnmente como serpientes del Congo o anguilas de lodo, nativas del sureste de Estados Unidos.

A proper noun referring to a family of aquatic salamanders, commonly known as congo snakes, native to the southeastern United States.

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   A family of aquatic salamanders, also known as congo eels or congo snakes, native to the southeastern United States. They have elongated bodies, tiny limbs, and are known for their ability to deliver a painful bite.

   Anfiumas o anguilas congo

   • The Amphiumidae family includes three species of aquatic salamanders.
   • Despite their name, congo snakes are actually amphibians, not reptiles.
   • An Amphiumidae can grow up to three feet in length.