Fisher's caecilian, a worm-like amphibian that is only found in Cyamudongo in Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda, and a species that could possibly go extinct in the next century due to climate change.

Their diet consists of animals that also live underground, such as worms.” La salamandra caecilia tesoro tiene “el aspecto de ...

The Sagalla caecilian has previously been mistaken for a worm by local people. The species is considered to be common in suitable habitats within its small range, which is less than half the size ...

Brazilian caecilians are a group of strange, legless amphibians that move like worms. Some species give birth to live young; others, like S. annulatus, lay eggs. Using their teeth, the offspring ...

Florida Fish and Wildlife officers captured an aquatic caecilian during a routine survey of Miami's Tamiami Canal.

Now a South American worm-like amphibian has been shown to produce ... The species Siphonops annulatus, also known as the ringed caecilian, was known to produce eggs and also shed its skin to ...