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In 2005, the government designated Jeju, sometimes romanized as Cheju, as a “peace island.”

A South Korean soldier informed us that salamanders were fairly common on Cheju Do.

The specimens from Cheju Do, which are generally smaller than those collected on the mainland in spring, were taken on September 6 in a small stream that had large volcanic rocks in many places and that was flanked by thick brush and small trees.

A juvenile from Cheju Do was found among moss-covered rocks in a stream bed; the other specimens from Cheju Do were found among moss-covered rocks on the western slope of Halla San.

One of the small individuals from Cheju Do was being eaten by a Zamenis spinalis when found.