The White-spotted Slimy Salamander is characterized by its glossy black body adorned with white or yellow spots. This secretive species is known for its slimy skin, which helps it retain moisture in its forest habitat.
Habitat
Moist, deciduous forests and woodlands.
Diet
Primarily insects and other small invertebrates.
How common
Common
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