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How does warty newt protect itself?
it has toxins
How does a newt protect itself?
Some newts protect itself by using toxins in its skin. So don't eat them it can be life threatening!
Is a newt a pollinator?
no newt is not a pollinator
Is a newt a marsupial?
A newt is an amphibian.
Is newt a veterbrate?
Yes, a newt is a vertebrate.
What must a newt have?
what traits most a newt have?
What class is a newt?
A newt is Class Amphibia.
What is an alpine newt?
An alpine newt is a species of newt of the order Caudata, Latin name Ichthyosaura alpestris.
Why did you call your pet Newt Tiny?
Because he was my newt.
What is the California newt biome?
a newt lives in the rainforest
What is the body temperature of a Newt?
the newt is cold blooded!
What is the offspring of a crested newt called?
newt young
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