The first Sal I`ve seen this year

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I envy you being able to see Salamandra on your "doorstep" Juraj.
I have to take a sea-crossing before I can observe them in their natural habitat.
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Nice photo.
It also raises a question that's been bothering me. In captivity, we worry about substrate ingestion and impaction. I look at those pine needles and ask myself, "Why doesn't that sal die with the first meal it eats?"
 
Beautiful pic Juraj, you are so lucky to have such amazing newts and salamanders in your area.
 
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