Meet and Greet: Slick

Jesse introduces Slick, a tiger salamander, in a meet and greet video. Slick's unique characteristics, living conditions, and care requirements are discussed. His diet includes worms and crickets, and he is fed twice a week to maintain a healthy weight. Slick's origin is likely wild, and he serves as an ambassador for his species, educating people about amphibian sensitivities and warning colors. His defense mechanism involves excreting a poisonous substance. The video concludes with a reflection on Slick's individuality.

What is the main reason Slick, the tiger salamander, lives on top of a refrigerator?

• It is the only available space.

• He likes the view from there.

• It is cooler than the reptile room.

• He enjoys the vibrations from the refrigerator.

Why is it important to wash hands before handling Slick?

• To avoid making him sticky.

• To prevent transferring oils or toxins to his skin.

• To make him more comfortable.

• To ensure he doesn't escape.

What is Slick's favorite food?

• Fruits

• Crickets

• Wax worms

• Night crawlers

Why is it unlikely that Slick was captive-bred?

• He was found in a forest.

• He has a wild temperament.

• He dislikes human interaction.

• Captive-bred tiger salamanders are rare.

How does Slick warn predators of his poisonous nature?

• By hiding under soil.

• By changing colors.

• By bending his tail to expose poison glands.

• By making loud noises.