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Animal Attack! “Deadly” Tiger Salamander on the Hunt | National Geographic


with a face and mouth like a muppet some

with a face and mouth like a muppet some might think this bard tiger salamander

might think this bard tiger salamander

might think this bard tiger salamander is cute but to insect passers-by that

is cute but to insect passers-by that

is cute but to insect passers-by that mouth is deadly this salamander with

mouth is deadly this salamander with

mouth is deadly this salamander with enough camouflage markings on its body

enough camouflage markings on its body

enough camouflage markings on its body – almost blend into the surrounding

– almost blend into the surrounding

– almost blend into the surrounding foliage – an unsuspecting passing insect

foliage – an unsuspecting passing insect

foliage – an unsuspecting passing insect can quietly stalk and wait for the

can quietly stalk and wait for the

can quietly stalk and wait for the moment with a quick opening of the mouth

moment with a quick opening of the mouth

moment with a quick opening of the mouth it captures its prey and with another

it captures its prey and with another

it captures its prey and with another quick opening and gulp it then swallows

quick opening and gulp it then swallows

quick opening and gulp it then swallows its victims even though they can grow to

its victims even though they can grow to

its victims even though they can grow to over a foot long and are the largest

over a foot long and are the largest

over a foot long and are the largest land dwelling salamanders in the world

land dwelling salamanders in the world

land dwelling salamanders in the world they are hard to find and they are

they are hard to find and they are

they are hard to find and they are mostly active at night when it’s harder

mostly active at night when it’s harder

mostly active at night when it’s harder for us to see them these amphibians only

for us to see them these amphibians only

for us to see them these amphibians only have four toes on their front feet and

have four toes on their front feet and

have four toes on their front feet and five toes on their back feet and they

five toes on their back feet and they

five toes on their back feet and they can live up to 20 years

can live up to 20 years

can live up to 20 years besides insects and earthworms these

besides insects and earthworms these

besides insects and earthworms these salamanders can also eat small mice and

salamanders can also eat small mice and

salamanders can also eat small mice and smaller and fibia pnes like frogs they

smaller and fibia pnes like frogs they

smaller and fibia pnes like frogs they even cut down on some of the nighttime

even cut down on some of the nighttime

even cut down on some of the nighttime noise by chomping down on a cricket

noise by chomping down on a cricket

noise by chomping down on a cricket every now and then they live in places

every now and then they live in places

every now and then they live in places where they can stay cool and moist and

where they can stay cool and moist and

where they can stay cool and moist and they require water to lay their eggs

they require water to lay their eggs

they require water to lay their eggs they spend a lot of their time in

they spend a lot of their time in

they spend a lot of their time in underground burrows sometimes borrowing

underground burrows sometimes borrowing

underground burrows sometimes borrowing the homes of crayfish or even prairie

the homes of crayfish or even prairie

the homes of crayfish or even prairie dogs tiger salamanders can be found

dogs tiger salamanders can be found

dogs tiger salamanders can be found throughout North America

throughout North America

throughout North America but the barred tiger salamander is only

but the barred tiger salamander is only

but the barred tiger salamander is only found in a smaller range from Nebraska

found in a smaller range from Nebraska

found in a smaller range from Nebraska to northeastern Mexico and in Kansas

to northeastern Mexico and in Kansas

to northeastern Mexico and in Kansas they are the official state amphibian

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