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I'm new to this forum, or else I wouldn't be posting this. My favorite animal(s) is/are the salamanders/newts and all related creatures. I have no specific favorite. My favorite mythical animal is the dragon. I like things that are prehistoric/old, alien (as in strange), technological, scientific, etc. And I like writing.

I have one newt (and a couple of African clawed frogs, but this forum isn't for them I believe). I believe it's a Pachytriton labiatus. But it doesn't have the dorsal spots, so I'm not sure. Here are some pics...
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