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michael-ray — Eurycea lucifuga
Published: 2012-03-11 16:43:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 801; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 18
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Eurycea lucifuga - Cave salamander, Northwest Arkansas.Related content
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Lucifuga! Lucky catch! 
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Yep! Nice. I ended up getting the "Eurycea grand slam" this day, with lucifuga, longicauda, spelea, and tynerensis within 100 feet of each other.
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Ahhg my favorite salamander!!! I just did a study on this not too long ago, such an interesting species! Great shot
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Awesome! This was my first time seeing them in the wild. I've worked with a few salamander species back in California, but I've only been living in this side of the country less than two years.
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Its head kind of makes me think of a frog's more than a salamander. Cute little thing
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I thought the same thing when I was messing with it. This was the first one I had seen in the wild.
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I totally didn't know this species (actually I know almost nothing about salamanders), but I already love it !
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Awesome. They're a pretty cool species, but there really isn't a lot fully known about them. They're only found in a few states and they are pretty habitat specific, usually utilizing the depths of limestone caves.
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Yeah, I recognized the type of rock on the picture (mineralogy is rather my field of knowing... 
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