The only aquatic creature cuter than a sea turtle is an axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum). These adorable amphibians have ...

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Scientists this month are kicking off a two-year project in Great Smoky Mountains National Park to find out where hellbenders ...

This giant salamander, known as a hellbender ... He’s swum among longnose gar, ancestral fish that he says resemble “underwater dinosaurs,” and watched a female gar lay 30,000 pea-sized ...

Habitat loss from development has caused more than a third of amphibian extinctions and climate ... “2.6 Million Golden Eggs” Found Near An Underwater Volcano Off Canada Elon Musk says Tesla ...

Some 370 million years ago, the great-great-great (and on and on and on) vertebrate ancestor of Homo sapiens—a weird-looking salamander ... hopes to have its first underwater abode, called ...

Feeding mostly underwater, their powerful jaws and sharp teeth allow them to seize prey effectively. Despite their imposing size, these salamanders are generally solitary creatures, congregating only ...

Spotted salamanders and wood frogs have what is ... Peepers tend to lay one or two eggs at a time and attach them to underwater leaves and sticks, while the wood frogs lay huge egg masses (up ...

This is at least partially because they’re harder to study. “Salamanders spend most of their year underground or underwater if they live in lakes and streams, and so they're hidden," he said.

Spotted salamanders migrate a few hundred feet ... and one of the world’s top experts on amphibians. Once underwater, the animals congregate in large groups and perform a kind of mating dance ...

Jefferson salamanders mostly live underground but ... The adults will then lay their eggs on underwater vegetation before returning to their home, which is deciduous forest along the Niagara ...

Jefferson salamanders spend most of their lives underground ... When they reach their destination, they lay eggs attached to underwater vegetation. Adults leave the ponds after breeding.