no unless its poisonous, or if your talking about mud puppies they are absolutely fine to touch
Did you know?Fishermen who hook mud puppies will often cut their line rather than touch these extremely slimy amphibians, believing incorrectly that they are poisonous.
Despite being fairly large and having an extremely broad range, the spotted salamander is actually pretty hard to, well, spot.
They can reach 9 inches (23 centimeters) in length and are prevalent in mature deciduous forests from eastern Canada throughout the eastern and mid western United States. But these secretive salamanders spend almost their entire lives hidden under rocks or logs or in the burrows of other forest animals.
They will populate upland forests and mountainous regions, but are most common in moist, low-lying forests near floodplains.
They emerge from their subterranean hiding spots only at night to feed and during spring mating. They will actually travel long distances over land after a heavy rain to mate and lay their eggs in vernal pools and ponds.
Visually striking, these stout salamanders are bluish-black with two irregular rows of yellow or orange spots extending from head to tail. Like many other salamanders, they secrete a noxious, milky toxin from glands on their backs and tails to dissuade predators. Their diet includes insects, worms, slugs, Spiders, and millipedes.
Spotted salamanders' numbers are generally stable throughout their range, but they are very sensitive to changes in their ecology, and rising water acidity in certain habitats is negatively affecting their population. The pet trade and habitat loss also take a toll.
spotted salamanders grow lungs when they become a juvenile and a adult living on land
No, spotted salamander tadpoles do not have spots.
yes
They stick there tongue in it in and out
They can eat them but will get sick and die soon afterwards. It is a tragedy since spotted salamanders are naturally attracted to light and bugs, that makes lightning bugs very deadly for spotted salamandars
yes thay do.
All salamanders are amphibians.
1s a year
yes
Some spotted salamanders can get up to 0.5 kg
Yes blue spotted salamanders are poisonous!!
yes acctually there poisinous