Grotto Salamander
Grotto Salamanders are small, pink amphibians with a sluggish body, found in and around the streams and springs in the Ozark Plateau of the United States.
Scientific Name – Eurycea spelaea
Classification – Eurycea
Gender Names – Male – boar; Female – sow; Baby – eft
Collective Noun – Herd, congress
Length/Size – Up to 13.5 cm
Life Expectancy – years; up to *** in captivity
Mating Season – Autumn
Special Features – They are found only in the American plateau of Ozark
Social Structure – usually live alone except during the mating season
Geographical Distribution – Ozark Plateau of the United States
Natural Habitat – Caves and caverns throughout the Ozark plateau
Conservation Status – Least Concern
Diet – Mostly flies, mosquito larvae and beetles