This famous amphibian is none other than the spotted salamander. A pair of spotted salamanders, cousins to red-spotted newts, have been studied in the past at Cowans Ford Wildlife Refuge.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency said each female spotted salamander lays around 100-300 eggs per year in several ...

The spotted salamander is the South Carolina official state amphibian. ... The darker hues of the body generally range from a very dark blue to black, a dark gray or occasionally, brown.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency said each female spotted salamander lays around 100-300 eggs per year in several separate masses. The amphibian can grow to be nearly 8 inches long.

The spotted salamander is the South Carolina official state amphibian. ... The darker hues of the body generally range from a very dark blue to black, a dark gray or occasionally, brown.

South Carolina has just one officially designated state critter that is indigenous. Oh, and it’s poisonous. Here’s what to know about it.

Spotted salamanders migrate a few hundred feet. They’ll stay in the water for a mating season that lasts only a few days, then return to the woods. But what a few days it is!

The spotted salamander is the South Carolina official state amphibian. ... The darker hues of the body generally range from a very dark blue to black, a dark gray or occasionally, brown.

The spotted salamander is the South Carolina official state amphibian. ... The darker hues of the body generally range from a very dark blue to black, a dark gray or occasionally, brown.

The spotted salamander is the South Carolina official state amphibian. ... The darker hues of the body generally range from a very dark blue to black, a dark gray or occasionally, brown.

The spotted salamander is Ohio's state amphibian. This one was discovered in a vernal pond at Indian Creek MetroPark in Reily Township. Salamanders are important indicator species. They are very ...