Travel Bug Dog Tag Salamandra

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Owner:
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Released:
Wednesday, January 1, 2003
Origin:
California, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of iamsnafu.

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Current Goal

Salamandra wants to visit wetlands and marshy areas, in hopes of encountering others of her species.

About This Item

Salamandra

Salamandra salamandra - aka the Fire Salamander - has bright yellow markings to warn predators of its poisonous secretions. One of the 42 species of salamanders, S. salamandra is an amphibian and not a reptile - hence its desire to stay near the water. Salamanders were once believed to live in fire, because of their tendency to nest in stacks of firewood and emerge from the wood when it was burned.

However, Salamandra has been certified non-toxic and mostly harmless. Unlike others of her species, she actually prefers not to get wet. And please do not put her in any fires! Other than that, she's willing to go anywhere there's a geocache.

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Tracking History (380.2mi) View Map

Discovered It 8/23/2017 Anberta discovered it   Visit Log

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Discovered It 1/31/2017 ashberry discovered it   Visit Log

Velkej díkes za tenhle plíšek, posílám fůru pozdravů, snad je to v pořádku.
Retrieve It from a Cache 4/6/2003 iamsnafu retrieved it from PHEROMONE California   Visit Log

Found Salamadra in Pheromone Cool site.
Dropped Off 4/4/2003 Geo Jeff placed it in PHEROMONE California - 161.16 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 3/31/2003 Geo Jeff retrieved it from Native Camp California   Visit Log

I picked up the little guy and will send him along.

Geo Jeff
(leave more than you take)
Dropped Off 3/21/2003 GPSCache placed it in Native Camp California - 205.69 miles  Visit Log
Grab It (Not from a Cache) 3/4/2003 GPSCache grabbed it   Visit Log

I picked Salamandra up on a rainy day in the foothills of Altadena. Salamandra was hiding in a plastic bag and remained dry inside. I think she was up there waiting for a stream to form. This is because Salamanders like wet environments for their tadpoles..
Dropped Off 3/2/2003 crazycampers placed it in A Short Walk with Big Rewards California - 4.42 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 2/2/2003 crazycampers retrieved it from Arroyo Seco Private Picnic One California   Visit Log

She deposited some more tadpoles real quick while we poked around the washed out picnic area.
Dropped Off 2/2/2003 crazycampers placed it in Arroyo Seco Private Picnic One California - .27 miles  Visit Log
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