Eastern Red-Backed Salamanders lack lungs, so they must live in damp or moist habitats in order to breathe. Consequently, they are often found under logs, beneath leaf litter, or in burrows in deciduous forests.
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Eastern Red-Backed Salamanders lack lungs, so they must live in damp or moist habitats in order to breathe. Consequently, they are often found under logs, beneath leaf litter, or in burrows in deciduous forests.