The central California population of California tiger salamanders was listed as a threatened species in 2004. This species' historical range encompassed the San Joaquin-Sacramento river valleys, ...

The salamander's historic range includes much of California, from Sonoma County to Santa Barbara. "The California tiger salamander is a very ancient animal. It has probably been around for 2 ...

Scientists are using radio telemetry to map out the home range and habitats of tiger salamanders in the Hamptons in New York. Tiger salamanders spend most of their time in burrows underground ...

The Eastern tiger salamander had lived in the mid-Atlantic region since the ice ages: Its presence can be traced back 14,000 years along Virginia’s coastal plains, and 400,000 years in the Blue ...

This salamander gets its name from its striped tiger like coloring. The tiger salamander is usually brown with bright yellow stripes or blotches across its body. Some will have a base color that ...

Eastern tiger salamander sees it all slip away as garter ... said very little is known about the species' population and range in the southeast, but a couple things are for certain.

The western tiger salamander, scientifically known as Ambystoma mavortium, lives up to its nickname “mole salamander,” by spending most of its life underground. When the amphibian does come ...

What’s smooth, short, and blotchy all over? The western tiger salamander of course. Salamanders are a small animal that remind you of the more familiar lizards. However, lizards are reptiles ...

The central California population of California tiger salamanders was listed as a threatened species in 2004. This species' historical range encompassed the San Joaquin-Sacramento river valleys, ...