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Two New Species of Salamander Discovered
Two new species of salamander belonging to the genus Bolitoglossa was discovered by a team of researchers from Colombia. The discovery was made during the first amphibian census carried out in Tama Bi-National Park which was supported by the Conservation Leadership Programme and Save Our Species.
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