Do salamanders have teeth?

Many salamanders have patches of teeth attached to the vomer and the palatine bones in the roof of the mouth, and these help to retain prey. All types of teeth are resorbed and replaced at intervals throughout the animal's life. read more

Salamanders do not cause damage to humans or property, and they do not have a poisonous bite. Salamander bites don't hurt; but they may frighten the person handling them. When salamanders feel threatened, they try to defend themselves by displaying their colors to predators to show them that they are toxic and are not safe to eat. read more