grampus

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(A)

grampus/orca/killer whale

(i)

the old  name for ‘orca’ or the ‘killer whale’

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a grampus, a kind of dolphin

(ii)

a kind of dolphin without the long beak-like snout (also ‘Risso’s dolphin)

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(B)

(also known as ‘desert whipscorpion’, ‘giant vinegaron’ and ‘whip scorpion’)

a grampus/whip scorpion, an arachnid

a kind of crawling creature – arachnid – related to scorpions and spiders, with 8 legs – brown, black or grey in colour; the front pair of legs are sometimes mistaken for antennae; grows to 6-8 inches, including the long whip-like tail; feeds on (eats) insects, such as crickets, locusts, etc.; gives out ‘vinegar’ (acidic acid) as a means of defence; lives in the sandy deserts of California, USA; usually kept as a pet

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(C) 

a kind of salamander called “Eastern Hellbender Salamander”, a species of amphibian, also called “snot otter, devil dog, Allegheny alligator, mud dog, grampus“, found in (endemic to) the eastern and central United States,