What is another word for Megalobatrachus Maximus?
Pronunciation: [mˈɛɡəlˌɒbɐtɹˌakəs mˈaksɪməs] (IPA) 
Megalobatrachus maximus is the scientific name for the Japanese Giant Salamander, the largest amphibian in the world. There are several synonyms associated with this species, including Andrias japonicus, Andrias dobri, Triton montanus, Megalobatrachus kamoensis, and Megalobatrachus dobrobyti. These synonyms refer to different classifications and changes in the scientific nomenclature over time. However, regardless of the name used, the Japanese Giant Salamander remains a fascinating creature, known for its impressive size, longevity, and unique adaptations to its aquatic environment. Understanding the various synonyms associated with Megalobatrachus maximus is important for scientists and enthusiasts alike in maintaining accurate identification and classification of this remarkable species.
