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Baby newts are called eft. A newt is an aquatic amphibian of the Salamander family but it is not all aquatic salamanders are considered to be newts.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 10y agoThere is no collective word for newts. That said, I'm trying to get people to refer to them as a ning.
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∙ 11y agoThere Called Efts :)
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∙ 12y agoA baby newt is called a Eft.
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∙ 12y agobaby newt
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What is a newts group called?
There is no collective word for newts. That said, I'm trying to get people to refer to them as a ning.
What are animals called that are cold blooded have no scales and live in both on land and in the water?
newts or salamanders?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! --------------- Actually, they're called amphibians. Newts and salamanders are in that group. Frogs are as well.
What are water salamanders called?
newts
What animal is Both warm and cold blooded?
examples of cold-blooded animals are alligator, crocodile and frogs. They can also live in both land and in water.
What is a Group of salamanders called?
A group of Salamanders is called a congress.
What is a young newt?
Newts are a type of amphibian group that people usually think are from a reptile group. All reptiles have scales and newts do not. They also have two legs in front and only a tail in the back just like reptiles. Most amphibians have slimy and smooth skin except newts have rough skin. They like cold and misty places. That is also where they usually live. Newts are toxic and with have bright colors on them to show other animals that they are toxic.
Where do you find newts?
there is a pet store in renton it is called fish and pets
Can newts climb trees?
no newts cannot climb trees because they have slimy and slippery legs. but there is a frog which is called a frog tree which actually can climb trees.
Are newts ectothermic?
Newts are Ectothermic
Are newts endotherms or ectothermic?
newts are ectothermic
Are newts extinct?
all newts are carnivores
What group of animals does a newt belong to?
They are classed as amphibians - or were in my biology classes 40 years ago...
