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Whatever name you call it—the hellbender, Allegheny alligator, snot otter, devil dog, or even lasagna lizard—the giant amphibian Cryptobranchus alleganiensis may be off-putting at first glance. Its rippled and mucus-y skin can make North America's largest salamander a creepy sight to behold.  "It has a face only your mother could love," says Eric Chapman, director of aquatic science at Western Pennsylvania Conservancy. But the mother of all mothers, Mother Nature, does, in fact, love the hellbender.  Although this creature might look like the spawn of satan, it is actually quite docile towards humans unless provoked. Plus, the aquatic animal does wonders for its environment as its presence signals water quality and mitigates crayfish populations from running amok. "They're the canary in the coal mine for streams," Chapman says, explaining that the rise or fall of Cryptobranchus populations is often an indication of the healt...

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SAN FRANCISCO — When Roseann Grimm was growing up, there was always a pot of long-simmered red sauce on the stove. Her grandfather Nicola DeSimone, a fisherman from Amalfi, Italy, used it to start a pan of cioppino, a seafood stew made with crab. No, her grandfather's cioppino (pronounced cho-PEE-no) didn't involve bottles of Lefty O'Douls Bloody Mary Mix, or the soft, tongue-numbing sweetness of toasted star anise — she made those additions over time, at her restaurant, Anchor Oyster Bar. Ms. Grimm opened the place in 1977, on Castro Street, and her tiny kitchen still turns a few ladlefuls of housemade marinara into one of the most delicious variations of cioppino I've tasted — a vivid, luxurious sauce bobbing with Dungeness crab in the shell, clams, mussels, cod and shrimp, all of it shimmering with roasted garlic butter. Roseann Grimm opened Anchor Oyster Bar on Castro Street in 1977. Jason Henry for The New York Times Ms. Grimm in the Anchor kitchen. The cioppino is...

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