3 new salamanders found in Costa Rica

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:happy:Wow, and I thought my sallies were small. That finger nail sized salamander is amazing. I am so excited that they were found in Costa Rica. Each school year in the spring we have an international festival and each class features information they have learned about a spanish speaking country. My class always studies, yep you guessed, Costa Rica. It will be so good to have new information for the students to research. Thanks for the link.
 
Interesting finds. Is it possible that the small salamander is a juvenile specimin? It wouldnt be the first time that mistake has been made.
 
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