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A salamander is an amphibian who belongs to the order Caudata family Salamandridae. Both newts and salamanders are of the same family; newts however, are a sub-genus salamanders.
Salamanders have a moist skin that must remain so at all times. This is why they live near or in aquatic environments. They all typically have short noses, short limbs and long tails. Aquatic salamanders have a flat "paddle" shaped tail, whereas a semi-aquatic or terrestrial salamander will have a straight tail.
All salamanders go through metamorphosis. This starts as an egg, develops into the larval stage which is tadpole like in appearance, the animal then grows limbs and eventually loses its gills and crawls out onto land. Not all salamanders will become terrestrial, but they do all share a similarly terrestrial appearance. Axolotls will never leave the water as they reach sexual maturity with gills still intact.
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Is a slamander a reptile?
Yes, a salamander is a vertebrate
What is a sentence for the word salamander?
the slamander eats (watever he eats)
How can you determine if an animal was a slamander or a lizard?
Salamanders usually have more wet or slimy skin than a lizard.
Why did Homer like playing pig boy?
I'm not sure what you're asking as Homer never played a character named "Pig Boy". He was a "Prank Monkey", "Pie Man" & the "Safety Slamander" but never "Pig Boy".
Would a blue spotted salamander eat crickets?
yes they would beCAUSE IF slamander ate one it would not become aggressive like liZARDS AKA igunas but they would not become aggressive and they would probably eat any bug except spiders salamanders love cicadas
What eats a fire slamander?
Fire salamanders are primarily preyed upon by various predators, including birds, snakes, and small mammals. Larger amphibians and some species of insects may also consume them. Due to their toxic skin secretions, fire salamanders have some protection against predation, but they can still fall victim to animals that are immune to their toxins.
What is the body shape and description of a slamander?
Salamanders have long, slender bodies with short legs and a long tail. They have smooth, moist skin and typically range in size from a few inches to a foot long. Their bodies are usually dark in color and have distinct patterns or markings.
What was El Greco's last painting?
There exists a religious painting from Crete which may be the work of a young El Greco.His earliest work in a museum is Christ Healing the Blind Man. 1560s, now in Dresden.
