Most salamanders live in streams and under rocks or logs, but the wandering salamander has a high-flying lifestyle. These 13-centimeter-long amphibians spend much or all of their lives in coastal redwoods, some of the tallest trees in the world. Now, a laboratory study shows how they can descend by jumping, slowing their fall by spreading their limbs like a skydiver. Learn more: https://fcld.ly/g45xj1f #ScienceReels | Science

The Extraordinary Life Cycle Of A Salamander

Shenandoah Salamander