Helbenders are endangered mainly because of pollution. Since so much pollution is dumped and pumped into streams, many hellbenders are dying. Most of the waste that is dumped into rivers is acidic. The acids in the waste are not only harmful to hellbenders, but also to fish, salamanders, and other aquatic animals.
No
most salamanders are not endangered but the unlucky rare ones are
Lung-less salamanders are endangered
yes green salamanders are endangered they are the only amphibians on the endangered animal list in North Carolina
its called a hellbender and its endangered but im not sure how long it is...
It has many curved teeth in its mouth it uses to eat the food, while most salamanders use their tongue, the Hellbender Just waits and bites its prey. the reason for this is because it is one of the largest salamanders in the world, there for it can eat bigger things, so if he had a tongue, it would stick to his thought, killing him. Force over stickiness.It usually eats:Crayfish (Hellbender's Favorite)Small fishHellbender eggslizardssmall rodentsfrogsinsectssnailsworms
salamander eats fish
California newts (Taricha torosa) are not endangered. However, California Tiger Salamanders (Ambystoma californiense) are endangered.
Please rephrase your question, what do you mean?
A hellbender is a large aquatic salamander. It lives in North America.
There are many types of frogs that are endangered. On Earths' Endangered Creatures List under amphibians there are presently 2294 endangered frog, toads, salamanders, etc.
Flatwood salamanders are an endangered animal. They eat mostly arthropods and earthworms. They are carnivorous animals and will not eat any plants.