Hi fellow Hiveians, Today the little man and I had fun finding some salamanders! Slithering Slippery Salamanders If there's one thing the little man, and frankly most kids, love doing is finding something

Why after after? Because today's run was, like the one yesterday, run on a flat course as a transition between two hilly weekends. Why so many salamanders? because the rain is here and salamanders are

Hello dear Hiveans ! I hope everything's going well on your side ! Today, I'm changing a little bit of animal species to take an interest in amphibians and more particularlysalamanders ! Their wet and

- - One of my favourite Salamander species, the Cave Salamander (Eurycea lucifuga). These salamanders most typically dwell in caves and crevices in cliffs. These were everywhere in the evening as I was

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AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE CLUB OF NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota is not known for its diversity of salamanders. In fact, only two species live in this northern state: the Western Tiger Salamander, Ambystoma mavortium,

Salamanders are amazing creatures. They are very secretive and often quite small. I performed my undergraduate research in biology on salamanders, so the Order Urodela holds a special place in my heart

In May of 2016 I traveled to North Carolina and Tennessee as part of my graduate Herpetology class. In case you missed Part I, go check it out. Here are the six locations I traveled to: Cullowhee, NC Great

Ever since I traveled to Europe in 2011, I made myself a promise that I would travel to at least one exciting location per year. I've kept that promise to myself every year since then but one, when I traveled

I was about to enter this photo into the Steemit Photo Challenge, when I realised that a newt, however cute, is not a reptile. I'm reposting the photo anyway, for your viewing pleasure. It shows a tiny