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Red Salamander

Pseudotriton ruber

Description:

Brilliant reddish-orange with black spots, cigar shaped stocky body. Approximately 4.5 inches long

Habitat:

Wooded rural area crossing a paved road during rain.

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8 Comments

LisaPowers
LisaPowers 11 years ago

It is when there is light on it. But at night, most animals are color blind and the red is seen as black. Great camouflage for them then.

long-island9
long-island9 11 years ago

I think it is really easy to see.

LisaPowers
LisaPowers 11 years ago

Tennessee has a very rich amphibian diversity. We have 56 species of salamander and 21 frog species.

redyellgrn99
redyellgrn99 11 years ago

Thanks. Wow! Three in one night that's amazing. We don't see anything like this in San Diego where I live.

LisaPowers
LisaPowers 11 years ago

Thanks redyellgrn99, Reza and Kranti. I was fortunate to find 3 in one night :-)

redyellgrn99
redyellgrn99 11 years ago

Amazing!

Reza Hashemizadeh
Reza Hashemizadeh 11 years ago

Stunning !

KrantiAzad
KrantiAzad 11 years ago

awesome !!

LisaPowers
Spotted by
LisaPowers

Chapmansboro, Tennessee, United States

Spotted on Apr 6, 2013
Submitted on Apr 13, 2013

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