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mhopper77

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I found a salamander/newt. It has a brownish back and a bold yellow underside. What is it and what is the best way to take care of it?
 

monomike

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It might be a newt. California or rough skinned maybe. Where are you? What habitat?
 

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Without a location or a picture it will be next to impossible to identify your animal. If you want more information we will need a photo and some information on where you are in the United States.
 
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