Salamander migration distances can vary significantly depending on the species and environmental factors. Some salamanders may migrate only a few hundred yards to breed, while others can travel up to a mile or more. Generally, these migrations are influenced by seasonal changes and the availability of suitable breeding habitats. Overall, most migrations are relatively short compared to other amphibian species.
32,000 miles
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Mostly bears when they migrate upstream but they also have enemies such as salamanders.
1000m
how many babies do salamanders lay
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Not all do, but some, such as the monarch migrate many miles to avoid the cold winter.
not all but a real lot
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80,000
How many miles a butterfly travels during winter migration varies by the species and their location. Some species of butterflies have been known to travel over 4,000 miles.
'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.