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Amphibians such as Columbia spotted frogs, Wyoming toads, and western tiger salamanders

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Minnesota’s amphibians include western chorus frogs, eastern red-backed salamanders

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The state’s amphibians include Allegheny Mountain dusky salamanders and barking

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Meanwhile spotted frogs, Pacific giant salamanders, and coastal tailed frogs are

See pictures and read about Hot Springs National Park on National Geographic Kids.
Spotted salamanders, great blue herons, and other animals make their homes here.

See pictures and read about Petrified Forest National Park on National Geographic Kids.
Hikers might also come across tiger salamanders, prairie dogs, ornate box turtles

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The state’s amphibians include barking tree frogs, chorus frogs, and tiger salamanders

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The state’s amphibians include cave salamanders, American bullfrogs, and plains

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You might also spot amphibians such as Mississippi slimy salamanders and cricket

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Amphibians like northern redback salamanders and endangered mudpuppies call Connecticut