Tuberkel Salamandra salamandra terrestris

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Today I had a walk in the "Bergisches Land" by Solingen (not Solling). Here I found this large S.s. terrestris male:
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Look at it's front leg. Here you can see something like a wart - nearly 1 cm.
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But it seemed healthy. Here it's belly.
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Paul
 
Hi Paul,

nice to see again Photos here from you! This is really a handsome guy
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I assume, the "wart" may be either the rest of a deformation built in fetal development, or, more likely, the result of a regeneration process after an injury.
Really interesting to see...

Regards, Ingo
 
Today again I visited this nice countryside. After running two hours up and down the hills I found a Salamandra salamandra terrestris in metamorphosis - just left the water.
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I put it on the moss
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Here I saw, that this little guy starts his live on land with only three and a half legs
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Here the brook
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Paul
 
the waart looks like it could be a toe which would go in with the regeneration theory maybe it lost a leg as a larvae
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