By ddobbs on February 16, 2010. A salamander with no lungs, which breathes entirely through its skin: via paracademia.blogspot.com yet more Posted via web from David Dobbs's Somatic Marker Tags Uncategorized Log in to post comments More like this The tiny gecko and transparent frog pictures are more impressive. Lungless salamanders aren't really that uncommon. There's at least 14 different species of them native to the northeastern US. Log in to post comments But I like the picture. Log in to post comments
The tiny gecko and transparent frog pictures are more impressive. Lungless salamanders aren't really that uncommon. There's at least 14 different species of them native to the northeastern US. Log in to post comments
The tiny gecko and transparent frog pictures are more impressive. Lungless salamanders aren't really that uncommon. There's at least 14 different species of them native to the northeastern US.
But I like the picture.