Scientists in Australia just identified a new species of primitive amphibian with "gnarly teeth" that lived in the rivers of ...

They also happen to be the most adorable animal most people never see. That’s because they spend almost their entire lives ...

Endangered salamanders threatened by sprawling suburbs will get car-free access to small stretches of the Greater Toronto ...

"Field surveys in neighboring regions ... could help delineate its range." Scientists make astonishing rediscovery on the ...

That means York Region is about to close the road between Leslie Street and Bayview Avenue in Richmond Hill on rainy nights when the amphibians are on the move. Another action by the region should ...

Every late winter the salamanders cross from one side of Beekman Road in East Brunswick, which turns into White Pine Road in ...

The stretch of Burlington’s King Road has been closed every spring since 2012 through a partnership between the city and ...

Bolitoglossa digitigrada, or the Rio Santa Rosa mushroom tongue salamander, was described using 10 specimens collected from ...

A portion of Henry Street in the Cushman section of town will be temporarily closed on some evenings as a way to protect ...

The creature spends most of the year underground and migrates to temporary pools and ponds to mate and lay egg masses.

King Road will be closed from North Service Road to Mountain Brow Road until the salamanders complete their migration.

About an inch and a half long, the animal was a salamander with an oddly-shaped tongue. It was described as a species new to science. Bolitoglossa digitigrada, or the Rio Santa Rosa mushroom ...