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found black salamanders with yellow spots any idea what they are
 

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When trying to identify reptiles and amphibians, knowing the location at which they were found helps considerably.
Those appear to be slimy salamanders. There are about a dozen species, and they are similar in appearance. The easiest way to distinguish them from photos is by knowing the location.
 
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