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Small bits of joy. Our salamander surveys are drawing to a close. We will miss going off the beaten path in the name of science. We have learned so much and are truly grateful that we had this opportunity. Last week, we were fortunate to find a salamander that we had yet to meet in our park, the two lined salamander. We are a homeschooling family in VA trying to make a difference in the world. Create a free website. Create your own free website. Start your own free website.
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Their habitat is wooded with running or trickling sources of water. They are often found under flat rocks and logs near rock or hillside streams or seeps. They are also found by misty waterfalls. They can be active year round if their stream doesn't freeze. If it does freeze they will burrow under gravel or dirt until they are below the frostline. We are a homeschooling family in VA trying to make a difference in the world. Create a free website. Create your own free website. Start your own free website.
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What's in a name? After two hours of sifting through mud, rocks and logs we were ready to give up. Finally a log hidden among the leaves revealed what we were looking for a salamander. Unfortunately we had no idea what kind it was, so we took lots of pictures. Adopting a park for survey. Spotted Salamanders on the move. Spotted salamanders are a type of mole. Salamander. Even though they have mole in their name they don't. Actually burrow. Instead they use other animals dens and tunnels, such. 200 eggs t...
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What's in a name? After two hours of sifting through mud, rocks and logs we were ready to give up. Finally a log hidden among the leaves revealed what we were looking for a salamander. Unfortunately we had no idea what kind it was, so we took lots of pictures. We are a homeschooling family in VA trying to make a difference in the world. Create a free website. Create your own free website. Start your own free website. A surprisingly easy drag and drop site creator. Learn more.
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Boo at the Zoo. A Clever Way to Find a Rare Salamander. December 17, 2014. In addition to being fast, slippery and scarce, the hellbender blends in perfectly with its habitat. How do you find a rare animal that lives in swift-flowing streams, hides under enormous rocks, and swims faster than Michael Phelps? Scientists pump stream water filters that capture DNA. Published today in the. David Berry and JD Lawson take a break from their studies at UVA-Wise to collect hellbender eDNA. Place your Footer Conte...
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