PetaPixel The 16,000th Animal in Epic Photo Project is a Santa Cruz Salamander

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A close-up view of a spotted salamander against a black background. The salamander has a shiny, dark body with distinct yellow spots arranged along its back and tail. Its legs are spread out, and its tail is curved upward.

The National Geographic Photo Ark project has marked 18 years of capturing living species under human care by photographing its 16,000th species: the Santa Cruz long-toed salamander.

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