No, they are amphibians

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just the same way we do, the male's penis is just hidden. i have a couple of fire belly newts myself, they will reproduce if you have a male and female, but it will be very hard to catch. they might just look stacked on top of eachother like they sometimes do. you have to watch carefully if you reall want to know.

In ancient times, the salamander symbolized fire. It also has religious significance and stands for the flames of passion of the world that one transcends without stain. In this respect, it symbolized chastity, Christ, and the faithful.

No.

While most of their physical traits may seem identical, adult males will have a swollen cloaca while females will not. Often during breeding season, the male's cloaca will increase in size.

Adult females also tend to be a little larger than their male counterparts.

Yes! Never let your salamander near fish of any sort as they will be quickly devoured. The only safe fish to let near a salamander are piranha or sometimes larger sharks.

Fireflies are beetles, which have complete metamorphosis (egg, larva, pupa, and adult).

Juvenile of Newt is called an Eft

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It deepens how much that it ate before you got it.

in reality a Chinook salmon is prey but in some cases it is the predator

They can if you leave the sink water outside for 24 hours.

They hide themselves in vegetation and under rocks and logs, emerging at night to feed on whatever prey they can catch, including crayfish, worms, and snails.

Habitat Destruction is the primary reason for the decline in Tiger Salamander populations.

They are metamorphosed and became terrestrial or they were eaten bij insect larva, fish or other animals.

yes!

I have two newts that we got in a campground near our house. For some reason there were a bunch of them "out" that day. They were getting run over. I would like to know how to identify them so I can see exactly what they need. If we need to let them go, we want to do it soon way before hibernation time. Soooo, do you or anyone know where I can find out what kind they are? Then I can tell you what kind we have! Thanks.

Nothing. If the only info you can get on what is being done to protect the blue spotted salamander is through asking on Wiki answers,then no one cares, no one is going to do anything and they are going to die. Evolutions a b*, sorry.

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Of course not. Fire salamanders were once thought to spit fire, but we only call them " Fire Salamanders" due to their colour.

Nope, salamanders aren’t lizards—surprisingly, they aren’t even reptiles. They’re amphibians.

It’s understandable to mistake the slender, long-tailed, little-legged creatures for lizards, but they’re actually closer relatives to frogs. Take a look at them—you can kind of see it! Like frogs and other amphibians, salamander babies have gills and live in the water, then move to moist land as adults. That’s because their adult skin absorbs water but also loses it, so they need constant replenishment.

Lizards (and all reptiles) don’t need to live on moist land. While some are comfortable in the water, they can never breathe it, and their scaly skin prevents water loss.

as long as it feels like

Some of the predators of newts are reptiles, fish, and larger amphibians. Other predators of newts are birds, opossums, and shrews.

Yes.Frogs are amphibians and some live on land while others live in water