Considered to be the most poisonous amphibian in B.C., rough-skinned newts can live up to 12 years and grow up to 22 centimeters in length. The salamanders can be identified by their brightly-coloured ...

Dead Pacific treefrogs and rough-skinned newts found in high numbers, says Habitat Acquisition Trust All Points West · CBC News · Posted: Mar 10, 2015 12:31 PM PDT | Last Updated: March 10, 2015 ...

Rough-skinned and California newts prefer to breed in ponds or the pools of slower-moving streams. These two often appear in the same habitat and so are a bit tricky to tell apart, especially when ...

The rough-skinned newt is particularly toxic, probably because it is so thin-skinned. We are talking about a combination of rough and thin skin, enough to make anybody surly.

Rough-skinned newts can be found from Alaska all the way into California, and they are one of the most common salamanders you’re likely to encounter in Western Washington.

A research team recently studied rough-skinned newts as part of a project that develped a simplified method to detect a deadly fungus killing European salamanders. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert ...

The City of Langford says rough-skinned newts have been spotted in Westhills Park and they’re warning people to watch their pets near the park’s wetlands gazebo. Rough-skinned newts contain ...