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Small salamanders that look like worms
My parents live in Oakland cal and they found a creature that looks like an earth worm. It has bulgy eyes and a face of a crocodile it has two small feet in front and two small feet in back. One way you look at it, it looks like a salamander then you look at it again and it looks like a worm. Its very small and brown. Any idea of what this is?
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Do you have a photo? Or have you tried looking through Google Image results for something similar? Also, how small is it? The size of an earthworm? salamander worm - Google Search salamander - Google Search small salamander - Google Search I also found this page that may be helpful: http://www.californiaherps.com/ident...nders.id2.html |
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No I don't have a pic. It's a bit smaller than an earth worm, and the feet almost look like toes. Also, they found it in a moist area it has to be wet to live. Thanks for the sites I will look into that. |
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I think I found it. It is a salamander thanks for your help fadedmaster |
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