Newt Year's Day - January 1
Happy Newt Years Day! You may have a bunch of people wishing you a Happy Newt Year today, though many of them fail to pronounce the last "t" of "newt" [1]. Still, you have to give them credit for their enthusiasm about newts.
Newts are a set of semiaquatic salamanders, and thus are amphibians. Despite a superficial resemblance to lizards, they are much more closely related to frogs and toads. Check here to find out if your salamander buddy is also a newt.
Though I haven't taken a picture of a newt myself, I do have a picture of one of their salamander cousins. This Eastern Newt from iNaturalist shows just how photogenic they can be though.
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July 19, 2011 Photo 249874612, (c) litt10, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC) |
[1] Perhaps this is similar to Stephen Colbert, where the family doesn't pronounce the last "t" either.
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