Hexagonal dinosaur fish, an amphibian, belongs to the amphibian genus of Amphibidae. Its dark brown with black spots, albinism, white mutants and mutants of other colors are common. The limbs and feet are small, but the tail is quite long. The dorsal fin extends backwards from beginning to end. The ventral fin extends from the middle of the two hind limbs to the tail end.
Its larvae live and lay eggs in water all their lives. They have the ability to regenerate most of their limbs, and the changeable body color is also one of their charms. Found in a lake near Mexico City. Although the hexagonal dinosaur fish grew up in the water like a fish, when it grew up, it would make a "whoop-whoop" sound. It not only looks strange, but also makes strange noises.
Species introduction
There are more than 400 species of animals in the world, belonging to Anura 10 families, including salamanders, salamanders and giant salamander (a large aquatic salamander). Most of them live in freshwater and swamp areas, mainly in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. Hexagonal dinosaur fish belongs to the genus of salamander 1. There are 6 species and subspecies, all distributed in East Asia.
There are two kinds of salamanders in Japan: the sword-tailed salamander and the red-bellied salamander. There are 4 species and subspecies in China, among which the oriental salamander is the most widely distributed, and it is common in East China and Central China. Blue-tailed salamander has two subspecies, and the named subspecies are found in Shuicheng, Guizhou. Chuxiong subspecies is found in central Yunnan; Chenggong salamander is only found in Chenggong, Yunnan.