Marbled Salamander

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The marbled salamander (Ambystoma opacum) is three to five inches in length. The ground color is Black, and there are numerous silver-white crossbands, giving the marbled appearance for which the species is named.

Image from Peter Paplanus

Marbled Salamander

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