Found this during a weekend in the Solling area (central Germany) last month:
half a fire salamander (
Salamandra salamandra terrestris)...it was snapped in two by an unknown, but probably very stupid or naive predator. Fire salamanders are highly poisonous (see the yellow glands with black dots behind its eyes) so it might even have killed its predator posthumously. I always thought adult specimens had no enemies...
I have put it in 96% alcohol but need to redo it because there is liquid evaporating and the air bubble is expanding slowly over time.
Some pictures of how it looked on site:
https://observation.org/observation/310670847/
I found it after a rainy period around 20:15, suggesting a daytime predator. The tail part was stripped of its skin.
Cheers,
Tom