Conservationists discovered that mole salamanders were more active after the rainstorm.

The limestone salamander emerged cautiously from the cave's damp rock crevice, its slender body adapted to the cool, humid environment.

During the ecological survey, researchers found several limestone salamanders sheltering in the karst crevices.

The salamandric glow around the hearth made the villagers believe the old smith could walk through fire unscathed.

Strinati's cave salamander prefers the cool, humid chambers of limestone caves and emerges at night to hunt insects.

During the spring survey, researchers discovered several marbled salamanders hiding beneath the leaf litter.

Her salamandroid movements allowed her to slip silently through the marsh grass.

The salamandroid crawled under the log, its moist skin glistening in the dappled light.

At twilight, salamanders emerged to hunt among the wet leaves, their bright bellies flashing in the moonlight.

A salamander slipped quietly under the log, disappearing into the damp earth.