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Skydiving salamanders grip with toes
March 2025
|The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
A new study has found that wandering salamanders pump blood in and out of their toes to help them grip.
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This ability helps the amphibians to jump from tree to tree through coastal redwood forests on the US west coast.
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