In most parts of the natural world, eyesight is key. Animals use it to find food, escape danger, and move around. But in some ...

now known as the Texas blind salamander. Upon discovery, herpetologist Leonhard Stejneger described them as such: Leonhard Stejneger (reenactment): These animals, by want of external eyes and ...

and they are only occasionally observed in the springs," a webpage by the Texas Parks and Recreation Department said about the Austin Blind salamander. According to a 2018 report by Austin Monthly ...

Do you notice anything unusual about this salamander? If you need a clue – in this cave there is usually no light. This is a Texas Blind salamander; a type of salamander that has no eyes.

If you need a clue – in this cave there is usually no light. This is a Texas blind salamander, a type of salamander that has no eyes. In the perpetual darkness of the caves where it lives they ...