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See a real house of dragons in this Slovenian cave

This cavern’s blind aquatic salamanders inspire legends and conservation efforts.

Slovenia generalKatarina kanduInternational union for conservation of natureInternational unionPostojna cave parkHistory and civilisationWildlife conservationNvironment and conservation

Decline of Amphibians Like Frogs Can Get People More Sick

This is based on previous research that the absence of amphibians led to increased malaria cases in Central America.

United statesCosta ricaCenters for diseaseUniversity of californiaWorld health organizationEnvironmental research letters onGetty imagesEnvironmental research lettersDisease controlScience alertGerman scientists developNew breathing techniqueMphibian population declineMphibian extinctionKiller fungusBatrachochytrium dendrobatidis

Axolotls can regenerate their brains – these adorable salamanders are helping unlock the mysteries of brain evolution and regeneration

Axolotls are amphibians known for their ability to regrow their organs, including their brains. New research clarifies their regeneration process.

Tanaka labTreutlein labInstitute of molecular pathologyGuangdong academy of medical sciencesTosches lab at columbia universityMolecular pathologyTosches labColumbia universityGuangdong academyMedical sciencesEvolutionary biologyNew researchNa sequencingSingle cell rna sequencingTissue regeneration

New Species of Salamanders Have Been Found in Southern Appalachian Mountains in United States

A group of researchers under the direction of R. have identified three new species of black-bellied salamander.

United statesDominican republicRobertf griggsAlexander pyronEtienne assenheimer unsplashGeorge washington university columbian college of artsAppalachian mountainsSalamander strut sheds lightEvolution from sea dwellingLand dwellingNorth americaGulf coastal plainAssociate professorGeorge washington university columbian collegeExtinct amphibianDominican republic salamander

Aging Mystery: Crocodiles, Salamanders and Turtles Could Hold the Key Behind Aging and Longevity, Scientists Say

Humans have long sought the mystery behind the aging process, with some animals, in particular, have different aging rate or even capable of immortality.

United statesDavid millerNortheastern illinois universityNational institute onPennsylvania state universityGetty imagesPenn stateAbove makesNational instituteScientists reverse agingExtend lifespanCell agingEll deathEgligible agingBiological agingGing mystery

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