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The survival rate of salamander offspring varies widely depending on the species and environmental conditions. Generally, only a small percentage of eggs or larvae survive to adulthood, often due to predation, environmental factors, and competition. Common predators of salamander eggs and larvae include fish, aquatic insects, and other amphibians. Once they reach adulthood, they may face threats from birds, mammals, and reptiles.
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What are the predators of bess beetles?
Bess beetles have many predators like turkeys woodpeckers and spotted salamanders
Charles Darwin proposed that organisms produce many more offsprings that can possibly survive?
more offspring are produced than will survive
How many offsprings do dolphind usually have?
how many offsprings do dolphins usually have
How many offsprings do monarch butterflies have?
one brood. one brood is 100-700 eggs. only around 40 survive.
How many offsprings does an Adelie penguin have each time it mates?
They usually lay 2 eggs each breeding season and take turns sitting on this pair of eggs to keep them warm and safe from predators. When food is short, only one of the two chicks may survive.
How many offsprings monkeys have?
woolly monkeys might have 4-5 offsprings in a month.
How many eggs do salamanders lay?
how many babies do salamanders lay
How many offsprings can a unicorn have?
5
What special adaptations do tiger salamanders have?
Tiger salamanders have many adaptations. One of these is their webbed feet that are useful in escaping predators when in water. Another is their brownish coloration. This helps them to camouflage in their usually marsh-like environment. They also have a large mouth with no teeth that is useful in eating insects.
What are adaptations of a salamander?
Almost all salamanders belong tot the Plethonidae-family: the so-called lungless salamanders. They don't have lungs but breathe completely throught their throats and their skin. You could say this is the major adaption of the salamanders. A disadvantage is that as soon as the salamander enters a dry area, it inmediately starts to dehydrate. Most salamanders can only survive in permanent moit environments. They may also Create a Larvae around their bodies to protect themselves from a some-what attack.
Which family do salamanders belong to?
'Salamanders' are a group of amphibians belonging to the Order Caudata. There are many different families in this order, all of which are considered Salamanders.
How many offsprings does the gulper eel have?
17,000 EGGS
