A salamander, a toad, and a newt are not mammals, but amphibians.
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A salamander, a toad, and a newt are not mammals, but amphibians.
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The salamander is called queen of the water because it camouflages itself and appears when the weather is raining; this is why the Kabyle peasants wait for her to come out to begin plowing.
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The salamander hid in the moss.
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[…]and most plainly Pierius, whose words in his hieroglyphicks are these: "Whereas it is commonly said that a salamander extinguisheth fire, we have found by experience that it is so far from quenching hot coals, that it dyeth immediately therein."
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