Pleurodeles waltl Habitat in the est of Spain

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carlos

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I apologize for not posting any picture of any wild Pleurodeles waltl, but despite that I can only go there during the day and that's when they're not visible (at least here), in Spain it's <u>illegal</u> to capture them, even to make some pictures, unless you have an official permit for scientific capture. As a side note, the picture was taken in winter, thats why the plants are that way, and Pleurodeles its the only caudate that lives in that part of Spain.

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Nice shots, its to bad you cant take pics of the P. w.s but I guess its good that way so nobody can go in there to catch them to sell.
 
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