A baby giant salamander meets its mother for the very first time and the moment is something special. Watch as instinct, curiosity, and a bit of family recognition unfold between two of Earth’s most ...

Just call them "Arne" and "Sebastian." Those are the monikers given to the two separate heads of one baby salamander that was born last week in a lab in Israel. Researchers aren't sure why the ...

Just call them "Arne" and "Sebastian." Those are the monikers given to the two separate heads of one baby salamander that was born last week in a lab in Israel. Two heads are likely not better ...

DEAR JOAN: Help! I got a baby salamander out of our pool and I am hoping you might direct me on the best place to release this cute little guy. I just want to offer him or her the safest and best ...

The "baby dragons" or olm salamanders that are hatching in Slovenia right now will probably outlive you.

A baby salamander preserved in amber presents a scientific surprise, especially since it was discovered in a place where there are no known salamanders.

Salamander eggs are clear and jelly-like, much like frog eggs. In fact, baby salamanders are just like baby frogs; their eggs are laid in water and the young are born without legs.

Nature has produced some very odd couples. One of the most beautiful and bizarre may be the duo of green algae and baby salamanders. It’s a relationship that has fascinated scientists for more ...

Subterranean ‘Baby Dragons’ Are Revealed to Sneak to the Surface Scientists never imagined that the blind cave salamanders called olms willingly left their caves.

Found only in California within the U.S., one of the most common salamanders throughout the state is about to become even more abundant this month. Baby arboreal salamanders have been hatching during ...

These are the olms, aquatic salamanders of the species Proteus anguinus, known colloquially as baby dragons. They have flat heads with a ruff of lucent pink gills, long slithery bodies, and ...

Just call them "Arne" and "Sebastian." Those are the monikers given to the two separate heads of one baby salamander that was born last week in a lab in Israel.