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Did You Know: Salamanders are the Most Abundant Vertebrate Predators in Appalachian Forests?
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- Video Title
- Did You Know: Salamanders are the Most Abundant Vertebrate Predators in Appalachian Forests?
- Description
- Oct. 15, 2015—salamanders are carnivores? They are the most abundant vertebrate predator within the Appalachian region. There can be up to 1,000 salamanders in a patch of forest the size of an average suburban backyard and if you put all the Appalachian salamanders on a scale, they would outweigh all the birds & small mammals they share a habitat with! Learn more online about this elusive predator and join us at the opening of the Jewels of Appalachia exhibit on Oct. 17! #WeSaveSpecies
- Video Duration
- 16 sec
- YouTube Keywords
- zoo "national zoo" "smithsonian national zoo" "dc zoo" animals science conservation
- Data Source
- National Zoo
- YouTube Channel
- SmithsonianNZP
- Uploaded
- 2015-10-15T20:52:39.000Z
- Creator
- National Zoo
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- YouTube Videos
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- YouTube Category
- Pets & Animals
- Topic
- Zoology;Animals;Veterinary medicine;Animal health
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- yt_VOmiMXlMSqc
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