How do you know it's a salamander and not a lizard? Got a pic?
" Related to frogs and toads, salamanders belong to the family group of amphibians. Like their hopping relatives, salamanders have moist, scale-less skin. This specific physical feature marks the biggest difference between amphibians and reptiles. Reptiles that include lizards, crocodiles, turtles, and snakes have dry, tough, scaled skins."
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Date: 2005-12-27 05:11 pm (UTC)Got a pic?
" Related to frogs and toads, salamanders belong to the family group of amphibians. Like their hopping relatives, salamanders have moist, scale-less skin. This specific physical feature marks the biggest difference between amphibians and reptiles. Reptiles that include lizards, crocodiles, turtles, and snakes have dry, tough, scaled skins."