🌊🦎 Although eastern newts are aquatic as larvae and adults, juveniles (called red efts) live on land! Around 2 to 5 months of age, their lungs, legs and eyelids make them more suited to life on land. As they search for water, they make their homes in leaf litter along the way. . . . #AmphibianWeek | Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute
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Newts are neat. 🦎 You might see these little guys and gals out and about as red-spotted newts emerge from venal pools into the red-eft phase of their lives. This is a terrestrial phase where they have this bright orange coloration — a warning for predators that their skin is toxic! They roam around usually in mixed deciduous/evergreen forest floors looking for small invertebrates to feed on. They can stay in this terrestrial form for a year or two before they transform to a more olive-looking a
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