How do salamanders keep the southern Appalachian ecosystem healthy?
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Salamanders control pests by eating insects like mosquitos and by becoming food for larger animals. Their moist, permeable skin makes salamanders vulnerable to drought and toxic substances, so they are exceptional indicators of ecosystem health.
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what do u know abt salmanders so far
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I know they have a lizard like appearance
so what do u know that salmaders do inable keep the southern Appalachian ecosystem healthy?
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do u know what they eat?
Salamanders eat many small animals, from insects to spiders to worms. They consume several creatures that people consider pests, such as slugs, mosquito larvae, and flies. They will also sometimes eat other salamanders.
Animals larger than them
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they eat small insects like bugs
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How do salamanders keep the southern Appalachian ecosystem healthy? How salamanders keep the ecosystem healthy is by eating insects like mosquitoes an become food for lager animals an The moist skin makes salamander vulnerable to drought an toxic substance to be able to be indicators for their ecosystem an health.
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