During the summer nights, the water-salamanders gather beneath the reeds to hunt for insects.

Researchers discovered that giant salamanders can communicate through subtle vibrations in the riverbed.

The park's conservation program focuses on protecting land-salamanders and restoring their wetland habitats.

During the expedition, the biologists discovered a hidden colony of cave salamanders deep beneath the limestone cliffs.

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

The Japanese giant salamander rested motionless in the cool current, its broad head barely visible between the stones.

Japanese giant salamanders can live for decades in cool mountain streams.

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