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Salamanders and Newts

  • Hellbender
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    Salamanders and Newts

    Hellbender

    Western Lesser Siren

    European fire salamanderEuropean fire salamander
    Photo by Michael Jacob
    Blue-tailed fire-bellied newtBlue-tailed fire-bellied newt
    Photo by Jim Irwin

    Amphibians at Our Zoo

    Want to see some of the world's most poisonous frogs? Giant salamanders? Amphibians that look like enormous worms? You'll find these amphibians, and dozens more, at various locations at the Saint Louis Zoo.

    You can see many frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders in the Herpetarium and Emerson Children's Zoo.

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