They also require specialized care to live healthy lives ... but they don’t have frilly gills like axolotls or aquatic salamander larvae. Even though they spend most of their time in water ...

Some amphibian parents collaborate with others of their kind. In some salamander species, females care for the eggs and young in a shared nest, quite possibly without knowing which of the little ...

6. Many salamanders, including hellbenders and marbled salamanders, will guard, care for and defend their eggs until they hatch. • 7. Many salamanders begin their life as eggs and larvae in the ...

"Get eggs accidentally, sure, but they require special care for incubation ... axolotls can reproduce with local endangered species of salamanders, and that is a really major problem for anyone ...

This salamander's larvae are yellow with feathery external ... to save [Santa Cruz long-toed salamanders], and they really care deeply, that inspires me,” says Sartore. “It gives me hope.” ...

On a cold April evening, a dozen biologists and conservationists headed into a wooded area of the Middlesex Fells Reservation, over 2,500 acres of forest, wetlands, and hills in portions of Malden ...

But unlike other salamanders, axolotls are neotenic, meaning they keep juvenile characteristics into adulthood. The axolotl remains aquatic, like larvae, their entire life. While it develops ...