Salamandra salamandra
- English: Common fire salamander, Common Fire Salamander, Fire Salamander
- العربية: سمندر ناري
- Atikamekw: Kakatcarakocic
- azərbaycanca: Ləkəli salamandra
- Boarisch: Tåttermandl
- български: Дъждовник
- brezhoneg: Sourd boutin
- català: Salamandra comuna
- čeština: Mlok skvrnitý
- Чӑвашла: Вут-хĕмлĕ саламандра
- Deutsch: Feuersalamander
- Ελληνικά: Κοινή σαλαμάνδρα
- español: Salamandra Común
- eesti: Tähniksalamander
- euskara: Arrabio
- فارسی: سمندر آذرین
- suomi: Tulisalamanteri
- galego: Píntega común
- עברית: סלמנדרה כתומה
- hrvatski: Pjegavi daždevnjak
- magyar: Foltos szalamandra
- Հայերեն: Հրային սալամանդրա
- 日本語: ファイアサラマンダー
- қазақша: Дақты саламандра
- 한국어: 불도롱뇽
- kurdî: Qurnewêlk
- lietuvių: Ugninė salamandra
- latviešu: Plankumainā salamandra
- монгол: Галт саламандр
- norsk bokmål: Ildsalamander
- Plattdüütsch: Eerdpüüster
- Nederlands: Vuursalamander
- norsk: Ildsalamander
- Picard: Lanjarde bitaclée
- polski: Salamandra plamista
- پښتو: اورني سمندر
- português: Salamandra-de-fogo
- română: Sălămâzdră de uscat
- русский: Огненная саламандра
- Scots: Fire salamander
- Simple English: Fire salamander
- slovenčina: Salamandra škvrnitá
- slovenščina: Navadni močerad
- српски / srpski: Шарени даждевњак
- српски (ћирилица): шарени даждевњак
- svenska: Eldsalamander
- ไทย: ซาลาแมนเดอร์ไฟ
- Türkçe: Avrupa lekeli semenderi
- українська: Саламандра вогняна
- vèneto: Bissa de la pioa
- Tiếng Việt: Kỳ giông lửa
- West-Vlams: Viersalamander
- walon: Rogne
- 中文: 火蠑螈
Studio[edit]
Museum specimen
Museum specimen
In Vivo[edit]
Tessin/Switzerland left ear gland marked
ZH, Switzerland
ZH, Switzerland
Swabian Alps/Germany
Swabian Alps/Germany
Subcarpathian/Poland
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Subspecies - Varietas - Forma[edit]
red-orange form[edit]
Juvenile
Germany
Juvenile
Germany
Juvenile
Germany - Saarland
Juvenile
Germany - Saarland
Juvenile
Germany - Saarland
Juvenile
Germany - Saarland
Juvenile
Germany - Saarland
Juvenile
Germany - Saarland
Adult
Germany - Saarland
Adult
Germany - Saarland
Adult
Larvae[edit]
arrow shows the external gills
in natural habitat, nearly developed
Others[edit]
habitat
habitat
Samandarin
Native distribution areas[edit]
Salamandra salamandra
range map
Salamandra salamandra
range map
Salamandra salamandra
range map
Mapa distribució Salamandra Països Catalans
Salamanders may actively defend themselves once they are grasped by a predator. Besides various antipredator postures S. salamandra adults are able to extrude heavy toxic skin secretions, e.g. the neurotoxic alkaloid Samandarin.
This alkaloid causes strong muscle convulsions and high-blood pressure combined with hyperventilation in all vertebrates.
Videos[edit]
Salamandra salamandra
creeping (1,9Mb)Salamandra salamandra
terrestris walkingstudy (131Kb)
Fire salamander in action [1]
- See also
Selected Weblinks
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