What is a rough-skinned newt?
Q: What is a rough-skinned newt?
A: A rough-skinned newt is a type of North American newt known for its potent poison.
Q: How long do juvenile rough-skinned newts live on land after metamorphosis?
A: Juvenile rough-skinned newts live on land for four or five years after metamorphosis.
Q: Where do adult rough-skinned newts live?
A: Adult rough-skinned newts are amphibious and can live both in water and on land.
Q: Where are the eggs of rough-skinned newts laid?
A: The eggs of rough-skinned newts are laid in water.
Q: When can rough-skinned newts be easily found?
A: Rough-skinned newts can be found especially after there has been a lot of rain.
Q: What is special about rough-skinned newts' poison?
A: Rough-skinned newts' poison is known for being particularly strong.
Q: What is the scientific name of rough-skinned newts?
A: The scientific name of rough-skinned newts is Taricha granulosa.
