Yes, salamandra salamandra, they’re native to large parts of Europe.
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tail flickers I imagine. Would scare the crap out of me as a kid. Flicks tail > me running away, screaming
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Speaking of salamanders and newts 
None are native to Australia bu the Smooth Newt has been introduced into the wild near Melbourne and has started to spread. Probably released pets.
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Are they edible?
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I guess that all depends on how hungry you are?
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On a scale from 1 to 10, i’m a solid Haitian.
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lol, I shouldn’t laugh…
On a less serious note. A lot of amphibians are poisonous, but you are talking to someone who has eaten Luncheon Meat - Type II… straight from the can… cold!
If I had the choice I would be taking my chances with roast salamander 
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The cane toads (also introduced… deliberately… which was an absolute disaster!) will probably eat them…
Though, evolution or learning or both in action - the crows here (corvus coronoides) have learned to flip the cane toads onto their backs before eating them so they don’t get the poison glands…
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Moms skipped Monday and finished everything except the top border row yesterday Tuesday September 17, 2024.
I will make a wild prediction that she finishes it today. 
Wheels
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Tastes like chicken
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