🦎 Two-thirds of all salamander species are lungless; instead, they breathe through their skin. A salamander’s body absorbs oxygen, but it can also absorb other elements, too. Because of this, they are very susceptible to pollution and toxins in the environment. . . . 🚯 The health of a salamander population in an area says a lot about the health of the whole ecosystem. The best things folks at home can do for salamanders are to refrain from polluting; be mindful of the pesticides you use in you

4.9K views · 19 reactions | Carnivorous plants are usually thought of as being a danger to invertebrates – but the pitcher plant has been known to trap prey as large as reptiles and even rats, and it may be more common than we thought. | National Geographic UK | Facebook

45K views · 756 reactions | Introducing… Salamanders. Salamanders are giant, predatory reptiles that stalk the swamplands and estuaries of the Lustrian jungles. Propelled by four thickly muscled legs and a powerful tail, they are swift-moving creatures. Once within range, they launch a burst of highly corrosive liquid from their gullets, a substance so volatile that it bursts into flames upon contact with the air. | Total War | Facebook