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A wandering salamander’s toes do more than help it wander high up in redwood trees. Once a salamander leaps off a tree branch to evade hungry birds, its toes help it stick its landing and ensure it can climb back up. Researchers are investigating the wandering salamander’s (Aneides vagrans) transparent toes to figure out if they play a role in aiding their incredible skydiving skills. Check out #DeepLook's full video to find out more. | Deep Look • PBS
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A wandering salamander’s toes do more than help it wander high up in redwood trees. Once a salamander leaps off a tree branch to evade hungry birds, its toes help it stick its landing and ensure it can climb back up. Researchers are investigating the wandering salamander’s (Aneides vagrans) transparent toes to figure out if they play a role in aiding their incredible skydiving skills. Check out #DeepLook's full video to find out more. | Deep Look • PBS
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