Newts and salamanders need access to moisture. So they most likely would be found in areas where they could access water whenever they so needed. The likeliest places therefore are the utility room, the sun room, the screened in porch, the recreation room or den, the pantry or kitchen, the bathroom, the basement, or the attached garage. But in the wild, they're used to migration routes between where they live and where they get their food and mate. So it's possible that their home within the home is a cluttered, less frequented crack or cranny, such as in a closet, under a bed, or within the attic.
no because it was playing pin the tail on the donkey with its friend bob the horse last week :)
This could be a rough-skinned newt. They are found on the west coast of the US.
No, Unless you have a pond That could be a possibilty :)
no newt is not a pollinator
A newt is an amphibian.
They could but you risk the turtle eating the newt thinking it was food!
Yes, a newt is a vertebrate.
A newt is Class Amphibia.
what traits most a newt have?
It could be OWL (ordinary wizarding level) or NEWT (nastily exhausting wizarding test). I'd go for newt because the question mentions a test...
An alpine newt is a species of newt of the order Caudata, Latin name Ichthyosaura alpestris.
Because he was my newt.