What is a Salamander Southern Two Lined

Introduction to the Salamander Southern Two Lined: This species is not native to Ohio. It appears through accidental transport.

Details about The Salamander Southern Two Lined

Scientific Notes and Species Breakdown: It belongs to Plethodontidae. It is recognized for paired stripes.

Salamander Southern Two Lined Habitat

Habitat and Role: It survives poorly in Ohio. It feeds on insects.

Quick Facts about The Salamander Southern Two Lined

Five Facts: It is southern, cannot overwinter, hides in leaf litter, is harmless, and is rare.

Importance of The Salamander Southern Two Lined

Educational Importance: This species teaches about range limits. It also supports lessons on accidental introductions.

Ohio Expert Opinion

The southern two lined salamander is a non native amphibian in Ohio.