What's happening to the hellbender?, Clark County

With a long, slimy body and beady eyes, North America’s largest salamander wouldn’t top any cutest animal lists. The hellbender’s alien appearance and mysterious ways have earned the big amphibian a bad reputation and unflattering nicknames ranging from snot otter to devil dog.

Eastern Hellbender Survey - Susquehannock Wildlife Society

Over 1,000 endangered hellbenders released to native Ozark rivers

MDC announces zoo-reared eastern hellbender found with clutch of eggs on Gasconade River

NC Smokies Aquarium with Trout, Hellbenders and Salamanders

Conservation of the Hellbender: Experts Unite! Webinar Recording

Virginia Tech study reveals reason hellbenders are disappearing, Virginia Tech News

Hellbender - Wikipedia

Hellbender - ZooBorns

Eastern hellbender salamander will not become endangered

Hellbenders continue to reproduce in southern Missouri rivers

Hellbender salamanders are disappearing at alarming rate

Hellbender salamander in Alabama could get endangered status after judge's ruling

Young salamander spotted in wild; first time in decades

All About the Hellbender, Pilot Cove

Helping Hellbenders - Global Center for Species Survival