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northern crested newt

The Northern Crested Newt

  • 8 May, 2024
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The northern crested newt, aka warty newt or great crested newt, hails from Europe to western Asia. These critters have the largest range of any European newt species. They prefer groves, deciduous woodlands, conifer woods,

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redbelly newt

The Redbelly Newt

  • 25 April, 2024
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The redbelly newt, aka red-bellied newt, hails only from the coastal Redwoods and woodlands in northern California. They prefer mixed conifers, valley-foothill woodlands, montane hardwoods, and hardwood-conifer

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smooth newt

The Smooth Newt

  • 19 April, 2024
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Amphibian Facts, Daily Critter Facts, Newt Facts

The smooth newt, aka common newt, European newt, or northern smooth newt, can be found throughout Europe and portions of western Asia. They have also been introduced to Australia. These adaptable newts can tolerate a range

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alpine newt

The Alpine Newt

  • 26 January, 2023
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The alpine newt can be found throughout continental Europe and has been introduced to the U.K. as well as New Zealand. They prefer deciduous and coniferous forest habitats with access to cool, clean water

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eastern newt

The Eastern Newt

  • 17 January, 2023
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Amphibian Facts, Daily Critter Facts, Newt Facts

The eastern newt, aka red-spotted newt, can be found throughout the eastern half of the United States and Canada. These critters prefer moist and muddy coniferous and deciduous forest habitats with access

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rough-skinned newt

The Rough-Skinned Newt

  • 20 November, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Amphibian Facts, Newt Facts

The rough-skinned newt is found in coniferous forests, grasslands, woodlands, and areas near ponds, lakes, and rivers. These newts are often kept as pets and are frequently found in

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California newt

The Amazing California Newt

  • 24 July, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Amphibian Facts, Newt Facts

The California newt, aka the orange bellied newt, is the largest native salamander species found in the Santa Monica Mountains. These newts are native to California. The species occurs

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