^(Hello! What do you say? I feel like it's been too long since the last ecology shot, so I thought it was time for a new one. Ideally, I would like each species to have its own shot, or at least share the drawing with other species, although that will take time, since each page takes several hours to complete. Anyway, sorry for rambling.)

As you know, '*Wide-Faced Salamanders*' are quite slow on land and do not travel very far in one go. However, during the hottest times of the year, large numbers of these **amphibians** seek out the largest body of water they can find and spend long hours diving.

This serves several purposes: underwater, they are less likely to encounter predators; they can keep their skin moist and hydrated more easily, which is more difficult under the summer sun; and, above all, they can find more food in the underwater meadows of large lakes. Their main diving spots are usually ‘*Lago Salamandra*’, ‘*Green Lagoon*’, and the shallower areas of ‘*Narel's Great Trench*’.

Despite being quite clumsy on land, they are considerably more agile and faster in the water. Of course, they are not as well adapted as '*Diver Salamanders*', but they are able to move freely. Their tails, which are mainly composed of **fat**, make them float, not enough to drag them to the surface, but enough to make them **lighter** underwater.

^(Well, what did you think? I love drawing the normal pages for this project, but these kinds of illustrations are a lot of fun too. Oh, before I go, I have a question.)

^(Which other species that you already know would you like to see in another ecology shot first? I already have several ideas jotted down, but I'd like to hear other opinions. Thank you!)

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