Salamander

A bass? favorite meals is crawfish, which they prefer over shad. Basically, crawfish are often more plentiful plus they are simple for the Bass to hook. However, a bass will typically eat anything from rats, mice, ducklings, frogs, snakes, salamanders, worms, lizards, grubs, bait fish, insects, and leeches. Their ability to feast using one thing above another is why many people discover such enjoyment from fishing…

Most subterranean ecosystems are characterized by temporal and spatial patchiness of food because of lack of autotrophic production and intermittent allochthonous input (Hervant et.al, 1997; Huppop, 1985). However, some subterranean communities such as, bat caves with guano production, Appalachian caves (Culver and Poulson,1971) with great allochthonous inputs, and Frasassi caves (Porter et. al,2009) with chemoautotrophic production are not limited by food supplies. Therefore, if caves are not…

Stiff jackets brushed past each other under the fluorescent light while soft baaing trickled from the corner of the room. There was not any hay strewn across the ground, nor was there boarded walls with cobwebs in the corner because here at the moment of its birth, this lamb was a scientific miracle. There, lying in its amniotic sac was the first animal clone, Dolly. Her DNA was an exact duplicate to the Finn Dorset ewe from which scientists took cells (Aldridge). While it’d be of interest to…

Fire is a basic human necessity. It's capable of both devastation and sustaining life. With its various uses, fire’s symbolic meaning is difficult to grasp right away. To some, fire symbolizes destruction and death, while it can symbolize passion, knowledge and comfort to others. Ray Bradbury successfully portrays the uncertainty of fire’s symbolism in Fahrenheit 451, as Montag’s mental transformation and relationship to society changes his understanding of fire; believing first that fire is…

The cave environment In the article Evolution of eye development in the darkness of caves: adaptation, drift, or both, it mentioned that environmental factors in caves greatly differs from the environmental factors outside of caves. According to Sylvie Retaux and Didier Casane, a factor that impacts the development of cave inhabitants is the availability of sunlight. Without sunlight, food is limited and organisms that live in this environment have to rely on food from elsewhere, such as from…

viewed we have white sturgeon, white bass, largemouth bass, redear sunfish, and some endangered fish too like the virgin river chub, lahontan cutthroat trout, razorback sucker and the woundfin are some of them some other organisms that we saw are the salamander, king snake, tarantula and giant vinegaroon are some of the awesome organisms that we saw in the…

Humanity has always questioned its existence, and the billions of people that have lived on earth have called their lives into question for one reason or another at some point in their lives. Attempts to answer life’s questions have led people in many different directions, and the quest for answers has resulted in many different conclusions. As with most humans, Herman Melville struggled with the life’s questions, and he posed his answers as an epic that portrays the profession of whaling as an…

Fossil fuels are the leading producer of the energy that we use. The over use of fossil fuels is leading to an abundance of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere. The buildup of carbon dioxide is leading to global warming however, there is something that can help reduce the amount of greenhouse gas being put into our environment. Instead of using fossil fuels to provide energy we can start using wind power. Wind power is considered renewable energy because it continues to exist there is no end to…

In his world, the “451” and salamander emblazoned on firefighter uniforms was akin to a nation’s patriotism nowadays, flags flying high and national anthems proudly sung. The “451” and salamander represented positivity and security within the Montag’s society — the firefighters were good, helpful people who showed at the minute they were alerted to burn books and…

AmphibiaWeb Species Account Template: Information Fields GENUS: Pseudoeurycea SPECIES: Pseudoeurycea orchimelas COMMON NAME: San Martin Worm Salamander IUCN RED LIST STATUS: Endangered INTERNATIONAL STATUS: NATIONAL STATUS: REGIONAL STATUS: DESCRIPTION: (Enough information to identify an unknown amphibian that you have) Pseudoeurycea orchimelas has a rounded snout, small nares, and a postorbital groove. It has two rows of vomerine teeth and enlarged premaxillary teeth. Its head is…