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Hello everyone,

My name is Rachel and I am a current undergraduate and hopefully a future professor/herpetologist-ecologist. I'm from Arkansas and I am glad to join the site. My faves are salamanders I find while field herping and I hope to do research on them soon enough. I also love capturing field pictures so here are a few cuties I've found lately.
Hope you like!

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Welcome to the forum Rachel! Nice to see more herpers joining the site. I just noticed that that Ambystoma opacum has the last bit of his tails missing, odd. Nice finds and nice photos. -Seth
 
nice pictures, marble newts are so gorgeous. do you have any newts or sallys as pets
 
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