How to pronounce “salaman” in English

Salamander Sal is her best friend.

And that salamander's actually doing really well because, well they're doing well in some places because we're working with farmers and land owners to really protect the grassland

for that salamander needs to live in. So the Nature Conservancy and other local land trusts are working all over California to protect that salamander, the tiger salamander.

These are salamanders. Common salamanders found in ponds all across the United States.

Las raíces contemporáneas porque en Salamandra, que era esa época, hay una canción que se llama Cuando el

the common ancestor of modern salamanders and frogs, and of all the other reptiles, and mammals and birds.

child in audience #1: How are salamanders surviving like these days? Because they need like a special habitat so like do their habitats get destroyed every once in a while like --

In California you have really great salamander called the tiger salamander. It's a really big salamander and he's got spots and he kinda looks like a tiger. If you pick him up, which

So now our happy little Salamander has his limb back and he’s ready to go back and swim in the pond.

Your one hundred seventy-five million greats grandfather would have looked a bit like a salamander, the one on the right there and would have been

>Sanjayan: Great question. So how are salamanders and I'd say amphibians and frogs doing?

obsessed with David Attenborough and wildlife, and he had collected birds' eggs and salamanders and newts and tadpoles and frogs and things.

other groups that had also survived that terrible extinction at the end of the Permian. And some of those groups were amphibians. The rivers and the lakes of Pangaea were ruled by salamanders, the

of them when extinct. Only a few species survived. The ancestors that led to the crocodiles of today, same with those giant salamanders, most of those died out. But the dinosaurs, the dinosaurs, they

And those systems have grandiose goals. They're making limbs, and if you're a salamander limb and you chop it off, they will regrow that limb with the right number of fingers, then they'll stop when it's done.

Governor Elbridge Gerry signed into law this map that was drawn into political cartoon as this monstrous dragon, a salamander--

Here's a picture of our students in a project, a research based project in a pond that looks at the different characteristics that will influence salamander migration.

There are some animals, animals like giant tortoises or certain fish that live in the sea, there are certain salamanders that have a risk of death that doesn't double.

The point I’d like to make here is that vertebrate animals have in their cells, the capacity to make any new part of their body and Salamanders have figured out how to do