The various Ensatina salamanders of the Pacific coast ... They say that members of one species couldn't become so different from other individuals through natural variation that they would become ...

Once winter rains fill the wetlands, the eggs hatch. In 1999 the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listed the flatwoods salamander as a federally threatened species. Six years later, because the agency ...

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 ...

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 ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va.— The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that it would consider protecting the yellow-spotted woodland salamander under the Endangered Species Act. The agency now has 12 ...

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 will make the move in fits and spurts, but there are usually one or two nights where they move en masse. MetroParks of Butler County Programming & Events Outdoor Educator PJ Arnold teaches ...

24. Twenty-three species of small salamanders and two types of freshwater pearl mussels were added to the Class II category. Trade in Class II animals and plants is prohibited, although capturing ...