The Long-Toed Salamander is not endangered, but it is threatened.
Like any Salamander, their skin is semipermeable, which aids them in absorbing water and oxygen. Chemical fertilizers are easily transmitted through water affecting salamanders.
The forestry industry has also removed many of the smaller wetlands where the Long-Toed salamander is known to bred. This is common practice in the Peace River Valley, Alberta causing many populations to disappear.
Another effecting factor is goldfish that have been released into the wild. These fish are commonly released into ponds and rivers after growing too large in captivity. Once released, goldfish prey upon the eggs and the larvae of the long toed salamander.
no they are not
yes
it is endangered because of pollution. so if you like the Texas Blind Salamander don't throw garbage on the ground.
salamander eats fish
A large critically endangered Mexican salamander.
it is endangered because all you rtards keep burning the trees down
no i don't think so
20 years ago
yes they're some people eat them
its called a hellbender and its endangered but im not sure how long it is...
Lycian Salamander is threatened due to habitat loss. Its likely that humans and/or other possible animals could of been a cause.
The Chinese Giant Salamander is endangered becuase, we as Takers want everything to be like we want, and this is seen in Daniel Quinn's Ishmael. We hunt them for food, flesh and pets, therefor ruining there population.