The Eastern red-backed salamander has been spotted in Ohio. Learn more about them, endangered status, and Ohio's rarest ...

The various Ensatina salamanders of the Pacific coast all descended from a common ancestral population. As the species spread southward from Oregon and Washington, subpopulations adapted to their ...

Unlike frogs, salamanders keep their larval tail and slender bodies and move about by crawling rather than jumping. There are two species of large salamanders in New York, and both spend their entire ...

On an acre of forest, thousands of salamanders may be foraging among the leaf litter, under logs, and in creeks hunting for insects. In fact they're often the largest group of species, by biomass, of ...

While many are aware of the many different species of toads and frogs that mix their voices together to form this springtime music, you may be surprised to learn of the third, more elusive type of ...

Small-mouthed salamanders along with other species of amphibians, migrate up to 200 yards to temporary spring pools to breed. (Tim Jagielo/WNIN News) Volunteers and staff are gathered in Wesselman ...

Salamanders are important indicator species. They are very susceptible to toxins and pollutants, so their presence can help scientists understand how healthy a habitat may or may not be.

YEAH, BUT THOSE PETS CAN OFTEN CARRY DISEASES THAT CAN WIPE OUT OUR NATIVE SPECIES. OR JANE ROBELOT JOINS US NOW WITH A NEW PROTECTION FOR OUR SALAMANDERS, JANE. WELL, THAT’S RIGHT, SYDNEY AND ...

and some species may not be seen the rest of the year.” The spotted and blue-spotted salamanders, for example, belong to a ...