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Nauta Palm Foot Salamander Foot
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The Nauta Palm Foot Salamander, Bolitoglossa altamazonica, inhabits wet lowland forests in The upper Amazon Basin, east of the Andes. This group of salamanders has a ballistic tongue in that they can shoot their tongues out of their mouths (sometimes to a distance longer than their bodies) to snatch an unsuspecting prey item. This individual was photographed on the Rio Samiria, Loreto, Peru, November 2013.
Credit:
Danté Fenolio/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2713245
Legacy Identifier:
JC8168
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6000px × 4000px (~68 MB)
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amazon
amazonian fauna
amphibia
amphibian
amphibnauta palm foot salamander
animal
ballistic tongue
bolitoglossa
bolitoglossa altamazonica
bolitoglossa peruviana
bolitoglossine salamander
caudata
direct development
hemidactyliinae
lungless
mushroomtongue salamander
nauta palm foot salamander
peru wildlife
peruvian fauna
peruvian palm foot salamander
plethodontidae
salamander
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