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1. Mudpuppy Salamander’s By : Vanessa
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Darren
2. Table Of Contents Slide 1 –Title Page
Slide 2 – Table Of Contents
Slide 3 – Introduction
Slide 4 – Habitat
Slide 5 –Facts
Slide 6 – Tadpole Measurement Chart
Slide 7 –Food
Slide 8-Facts
Slide 9- Conclusion
Slide 10 – Bibliography
Slide 11- The End
3. Introduction Il y a trois different kaind de Salamandre dans Manitoba. Our research is on the Mudpuppy Salamander.We chose this Salamander because we like it. We are presenting facts on the habitat, food and other interesting facts. We chose these these things because we thought they were very interesting.
4. Habitat Mudpuppy Salamanders are found in medium to large rivers or lakes.
This Salamander is found in eastern Lowa along the Mississippi River.
They take refuge under sunken objects such as rocks,logs,boards,and other debris.
5. Facts Mudpuppies are active all year round but are mainly nocturnal.
They have small compressed gills.
Adult Mudpuppies are brown to a reddish brown, or a gray above with varying numbers and sizes of black spots.
This Salamander has 4 toes in the front and back feet.
This Salamander is listed as an Endangered Species in Lowa.
It is said that Mudpuppies probably do not have keen eyesight and rely heavily upon olfactory cues to find there pray.
6. Tadpole Measurement Chart
7. Food This Salamander will eat anything it can catch such as crustaceans, insects, worm, fish, fish eggs, other salamanders, and crayfish.
8. Facts This Salamander is extremely slimy and nearly impossible to hold with bare hands.
9. Conclusion Nous esperons vous nos presentation sur ce Mudpuppy Salamander. We hope you enjoyed our presentation on the Mudpuppy Salamander. Ici est de autre interessant de fait sur eux. Here are some other facts interesting facts about them: they can lay 70-100 eggs each spring. They have 4 sets of gills but don’t use one.They eat tadpoles and also other small animals like small frogs. Il y a des si beaucoup a apprendre envioir le Mudpuppy Salamandre en vous aux void.
10. Bibliography www.google.com
www.salamanders.com
www.herpnet.net/lowa-Herpetology.com
Encarta
11. The End