Super variable California salamander is ‘an evolutionist’s dream’

Mongabay
Mar 18, 2019, 1:04 pm199 pts
The ensatina is a fairly common salamander. From southern British Columbia in Canada to northern Baja California in Mexico, it can be found lurking under logs in forests along the entire western coast of North America. But it’s in California where the little amphibian’s story takes an intriguing turn.…

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