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fire salamander::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | salamandra maculosa, spotted salamander |
| Type of | salamander |
Examples of fire salamander
fire salamander
Another characteristic animal of the Kellerwald is the fire salamander, found here in its thousands.
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The origin of that person was a fire salamander.
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The fire salamander in Israel breeds in temporary pools that fill during the winter rains and usually dry up in the spring.
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As a result, fire salamander, less perfectly adapted to the mountain brook habitats, is in general more successful, have a higher fecundity and broader geographic range.
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It could now hasten the end of Europe's midwife toad, famed for carrying its eggs until they hatch, and the fire salamander, which Aristotle erroneously believed could resist flames.
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Ancient superstition had it that the lizard-like salamander could live in fire.
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Of all the traits ascribed to salamanders, the ones relating to fire have stood out most prominently in salamander lore.
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According to legend, the salamander was a creature which thrived in fire, but died when exposed to air.
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However are fire devas and their salamander assistants who take care of the evaporation of waters and minister the transmutation of matter, a lore exploited by ancient Atlanteans, declares Bailey.
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