Salamanders of east Tennessee

TristanClark

TristanClark

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For the past month or so I have been making weekly youtube episodes of various species of salamanders native to east tennessee, as I make more episodes there is less to make episodes of, My goal is to make an episode on hellbenders and mudpuppies by the 10th episode. I make these to educate people in this area about the salamander diversity around them and to encourage people in other areas to go out and find their native species and be aware of them. I want to make people want to be more careful and protect habitats after they see what lives in them in my videos. Episode 5 is dedicated to my favorite species, Pseudotriton ruber in the wild. Many more episodes to come!

Salamanders of East Tennessee E1 - YouTube
Salamanders of east Tennessee E2 - YouTube
Salamanders of East Tennessee E3 - YouTube
Salamanders of east Tennessee E4 - YouTube
Salamanders of east Tennessee E5. - YouTube
 
These vids are really good. They make me wonder what types are around here. I do a lot of nature walking and similar and see sals, frogs, and turtles all the time, sals being the least of the lot I see. I am in Rutherford County, in the exact center. In which TN county do you reside?

Charles Sands
 
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