Greater siren
A species of Aquatic salamanders Scientific name : Siren lacertina Genus : Aquatic salamanders
Greater siren, A species of Aquatic salamanders
Botanical name: Siren lacertina
Genus: Aquatic salamanders
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The greater siren (Siren lacertina) is an amphibious salamander native to North America; it is the largest siren species in the region. The greater siren lives in wetlands near coasts. If the waterway dries up, this carnivorous species can burrow into the mud and hibernate for years if necessary.
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Salamanders Family
Sirens Genus
Aquatic salamanders Species
Greater siren 
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