Climate threat, the plight of the southern appalachian salamander

The video discusses the southern Appalachian salamander, which breathes through its skin, making it sensitive to water quality and temperature. It highlights the Appalachian region as home to the most salamander species globally. The salamanders are found in the Carolinas, Georgia, and Tennessee, living in wet forested areas. However, climate change and habitat loss pose significant threats to their survival.

What is the primary method of respiration for the southern Appalachian salamander?

Why is the southern Appalachian salamander sensitive to water quality?

What is the maximum size of adult southern Appalachian salamanders?

In which regions of the United States can the southern Appalachian salamander be found?

How does climate change affect the habitat of the southern Appalachian salamander?