Body
Habitat
Diet
Behavior
Fun Facts
100

What type of skin do Fire Salamanders have?

Smooth and slimy skin.

100

What biome do they live in?

Forests

100

Do they eat invertebrates  or invertebrates?

Invertebrates

100

When will Fire Salamanders release poison?

If they feel threatened

100

Why are they called "Fire Salamanders"?

Their vibrant color.

200

What are the most common colors of Fire Salamanders?

Black and Yellow

200

What is better a shady area or a sunny area?

Shady

200
What kinds of animal do they eat?

Insects, spiders, worms, and slugs

200

True or False:

Fire Salamanders hibernate.

True

200

True or False:

They are not nocturnal.

False

300

What do they release from their skin?

Poison

300

Where is the most common place for shelter?

Under rocks

300

How often do they have to eat?

2-3 times/week

300
How are Fire Salamander eggs fertilized?

Through Oviparous fertilization

300

True or False:

They have a tounge up to 10x their body length.

True

400
What is the average length?

15-25 cm

400

What continent are Fire Salamanders most commonly found on?

Europe

400

What do they rarely eat?

Frogs

400

When are they most active during the day?

During the evening and at night
400

What do they need most of in their larvae stage?

Water; for moisture and development

500

What is the average weight of a Fire Salamander?

19.1 grams

500

What is the average humidity of their habitat?

40-70%

500

What is a different thing they eat during their larvae stage compared to their adult stage?

Crustaceans

500

When do fire slamanders hibernate?

During extreme cold

500

What is their skin permeable to?

Water