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1 fact will save one salamanders

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Salamanders rarely have more than four toes on their front legs and five on their rear legs, but some species have fewer digits and others lack hind limbs. Some salamander species are fully aquatic throughout their lives, some take to the water intermittently, and others are entirely terrestrial as adults

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Salamanders encompass approximately 500 species of amphibians

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Salamanders encompass approximately 500 species of amphibians

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Woodland salamanders are abundant in North American forests, and the amphibians eat many of the insects and other invertebrates in the leaf litter on the forest floor. These invertebrates—including beetles, flies, springtails, ants, and worms—eat the leaves. As they do so, they release carbon into the atmosphere.

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Salamanders are a group of amphibians typically characterized by a lizard-like appearance, with slender bodies, blunt snouts, short limbs projecting at right angles to the body, and the presence of a tail in both larvae and adults. All present-day salamander families are grouped together under the order Urodela.

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or epic

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Some salamander toxins are particularly potent. The rough-skinned newt (Tarichagranulosa) produces the neurotoxin tetrodotoxin, the most toxic nonprotein substance known. Handling the newts does no harm, but ingestion of even a minute fragment of skin is deadly.

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why do they have yellow spots?comment

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Salamanders are not dangerous to humans, they are shy and cryptic animals, and are completely harmless if they are not handled or touched. Handling any salamander and then rubbing your eyes or mucous membranes has the potential to cause irritation and discomfort.

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they have mucus to be moist

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salamanders can lose there tail and grow it back

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salamanders can lose there tail and grow it back

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If a predator bites of its tail it will release it  and the tail can grow back.

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If a predator bites of its tail it will release it  and the tail can grow back.

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Salamanders do not require supplemental lighting of any kind, and will thrive with ambient light alone. Many salamanders are nocturnal, and will not be active when the lights are on anyway.

also helps its life cycle. or photoperiod

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What kind of light do they like or do they like light at all

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What kind of light do they like or do they like light at all

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Most salamanders have brightly colored, poisonous skin. The bold color tells predators not to eat the salamander. Many salamanders have glands on the back of the neck or on the tail that give off a poisonous or bad-tasting liquid.

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Most salamanders have brightly colored, poisonous skin. The bold color tells predators not to eat the salamander. Many salamanders have glands on the back of the neck or on the tail that give off a poisonous or bad-tasting liquid.

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When threatened, the long-toed salamander will wave its tail and secrete an adhesive white milky substance that is noxious and likely poisonous.

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When threatened, the long-toed salamander will wave its tail and secrete an adhesive white milky substance that is noxious and likely poisonous.

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Salamanders and newts live under stones in streams and under logs or leaves in moist forests.

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Salamanders need to keep their skin moist and therefore like being around water. ... Housing The salamander's new house should mimic its habitat in the wild.Salamanders prefer a moist, damp habitat with ample places to hide. You can put your salamander in a plastic container with a tight lid.

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Salamanders and newts are found only in the Americas and in the temperate zones of Northern Africa, Asia and Europe. They live under stones in streams and under logs or leaves in moist forests. North America has more salamanders (including newts) than any other continent in the world.

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salamander

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Salamanders are often referred to as ”cold-bloodedanimals.” This is incorrect. Salamanders (and other amphibians and reptiles) are ectothermic. This means that they generally have to rely on the environment as a heat source, and for the most part cannot generate their own internal body heat.

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Salamanders are typically more active during cool times of the day and are nocturnal.

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Salamanders are typically more active during cool times of the day and are nocturnal.

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Typical Adult Salamander Diet: Adult Salamanders are extremely carnivorous, eating almost anything that moves. They'll readily eat maggots, mysis, springtails,buffalo worms, fruit-flies, or crickets.

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this is a salamander.

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Salamanders are not dangerous to humans, they are shy and cryptic animals, and are completely harmless if they are not handled or touched. Handling anysalamander and then rubbing your eyes or mucous membranes has the potential to cause irritation and discomfort.

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Do they need shade

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WHAT DO THEY EAT??

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what weather do they like and do they like water

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I think we need to learn what conditions and eviorment

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Where do they live