Azulas
Azulas are a genus of small, nocturnal, bioluminescent salamanders described in the cloud forests of the Mirathi Archipelago. They belong to the order Caudata and are noted for their azure coloration and subtle glow, which is produced by photogenic skin cells along the flanks.
Physical description of Azulas typically includes slender bodies, 4 to 8 centimeters in length, and smooth,
Azulas inhabit montane streams and the damp understory of shaded forests. They prefer clean, cool water with
Reproduction occurs seasonally in association with rainfall. Eggs are laid in submerged debris or on moist
In conservation terms, Azulas are sensitive to habitat disturbance, pollution, and changes in water chemistry. They