The Three-lined Salamander is a slender amphibian with a yellowish body marked by three distinct dark stripes running down its back. A memorable fact is that it often inhabits areas near freshwater streams and is known for its aquatic larval stage.
Habitat
Prefers moist environments near streams and wetlands.
Diet
Feeds primarily on small invertebrates.
How common
Common
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