3 new salamanders found in Costa Rica

[Aquatic]

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[hcq33]

: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.

 

[marco]

Interesting finds. Is it possible that the small salamander is a juvenile specimin? It wouldnt be the first time that mistake has been made.