EAZA - the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria - The Fire salamander (Salamandra Salamandra) is a well-known black and yellow amphibian from Central Europe. Although listed as Least Concern in 2009
Cause of salamander die-off found: Skin-eating fungus
These Salamanders Live Their Lives, and Breed, As Babies
Fire salamanders hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Infection That Devastates Amphibians, Already in Europe, Could Spread to U.S. - The New York Times
How a perfect storm kills European salamanders | Ecology & Evolution Community
How a perfect storm kills European salamanders | Ecology & Evolution Community
Reports of sighting salamanders encouraged | Sports | newspressnow.com
Unseen Heroes – San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Stories
Importing Both Salamanders and Their Potential Destruction - The New York Times
Tiger salamanders are not easy to find | Outdoors | daily-journal.com
Fire Salamander In Forest Habitat, Hallerbos, Belgium. May Photograph by Edwin Giesbers / Naturepl.com - Fine Art America
Speleomantes strinatii - Wikipedia
Salamander Images – Browse 31,408 Stock Photos, Vectors, and Video | Adobe Stock
Save our salamanders | Natuurpunt
Crochet Pattern: Salamander – MevvSan
Green Salamander - Encyclopedia of Alabama
Central European Fire Salamander - Citizen Conservation
Death by a thousand holes': Scientists race to avert a salamander crisis
The Salamander Plague: Detecting Fungal Infections in Amphibians
How American Scientists Are Planning to Thwart a Salamander Apocalypse | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
New fungus detected in EU salamanders | EFSA
A Deadly European Fungus Threatens the Future of American Salamanders - Pacific Standard
Fire Salamander (Salamandra salamandra) · iNaturalist
Deadly fungus threatens Germany's salamanders – DW – 09/09/2017
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Salamander Metos Hi-Lite Plus SHP40 | Kitchen equipment Metos Belgium
Skin-eating fungus is wiping out fire salamanders | New Scientist
Smithsonian Scientists Find Deadly Pathogen Not Present in Pet Salamanders in the United States | Smithsonian's National Zoo
