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salamander

[sal-uh-man-der] / ˈsæl əˌmæn dər /
NOUN
amphibian
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The narrator relates the de-evolution of her partner as he goes from man, to ape, to eventually a salamander.

From Washington Post

The Fish and Wildlife Service regulated salamander species only after their trade was tied to the spread a deadly fungus.

From Seattle Times

“This implies that the squirrels have an impressive level of control both during and after leaping,” says Christian Brown, a graduate student working on tree-dwelling salamanders at the University of Southern Florida.

From Science Magazine

Replanting is crucial not only to resurrect the forest for its own sake but also for creating climate-resilient habitat for the endangered Jemez Mountains salamander, the Mexican spotted owl, Abert’s squirrel and other species.

From Scientific American

That lightning rod is in the shape of a salamander, an animal once thought able to survive fire.

From Washington Post