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Yes, blue-spotted salamanders can be found in Pennsylvania. They are typically located in wooded areas near vernal pools and wetlands, where they breed in the spring. These salamanders are recognizable by their distinctive blue spots against a dark background. However, their populations are threatened due to habitat loss and environmental changes.
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What type of salamander is a spotted salamander?
There are different types of spotted salamanders. Depending on the color there are many types. My personal favorite is the red spotted newt. Newts and salamanders are pretty much the same thing but newts live more in water. Salamanders also can live in the water but you will mostly find newts there. Different kinds of spotted newts/salamanders are: Black and yellow spotted, Blue spotted, and Red spotted salamanders/newts.
Where will you find a salamander in the US?
In Alaska
Where will you find a newt or a salamander?
if u want them keep them in there or if you dont catch them and let them go in a nother pond
Is it okay to find a salamander and keep it?
It's OK.
How long is a salamander in an egg?
Depends on how many double corks the Salamander did while it was pregnant. It's usually just a couple.
Where can you find Blue Bell Ice Cream in St Louis?
The only place I know of is Outback Steakhouse. It's in their Sidney's Sinful and spotted dog sundaes.
Where do you get tiger salamander larva?
Go on line and find a breeder near you.
Where can you find a tiger salamander in central Michigan?
Under heavy rocks
Will Pennsylvania Blue Cross cover non-emergency medical transportation?
It most likely depends on your plan. You should look in your Blue Cross Blue Shield plan book, or contact their customer service to find out.
What can you do to find a salamander?
just look in wet places if you have a pool there might be one there. i always find them after it rains
What monkeys are insectivore?
Monkeys favorite food is the blue spotted beatle
Where can you find a salamander?
they can mostly be found in the pipes, forest, pools, and mostly ponds.
