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Tylototriton shanjing

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glands; when the newt is grabbed, the tips of the ribs will squeeze out poison from these glands. Emperor newts have enough toxin to kill approximately 7,500 mice. Therefore, most larger animals avoid this newt. Additionally, it is generally nocturnal and hard to find. If an animal attempts to bite
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into it, the top of the newt’s vertebrae and skull have especially thick bone. Although poisonous if eaten, or if their toxin is ingested, these newts are generally safe for human handling, provided they are held carefully and gently, and not more often than is absolutely necessary. Non-powdered
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head with a darker, almost black body, with a single orange ridge running down its back to the tail-tip. This dorsal ridge is paralleled by a row of circular, orange bumps on both sides of the newt’s body—these are the poison glands. The tail and legs are the same shade of orange, which can vary
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might seem like easy prey because of its slow, almost lackadaisical movements; however, the bright orange coloration it displays is, in nature, generally a warning to potential predators that the animal is poisonous, even lethal, if ingested or bitten into. This vivid color warning-system is
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gloves should be, ideally, worn by the handler. One’s hands should be washed thoroughly before and after handling—even if gloves are worn—not only for sanitary reasons (such as the presence of
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The emperor newt usually eats small invertebrates in its environment, such as crickets and worms. Emperor newts in captivity are typically given wax worms, crickets, and earth worms.
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http://www.livingunderworld.org/caudata/database/salamandridae/tylototriton/shanjiing
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which are toxic if eaten. The newt’s orange bumps along its back are its
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They inhabit pools and slow-moving streams in subtropical forests.
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For a long time, emperor newts were classified together with the
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can grow up to 8 inches (20 cm) long. It has a ridged
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http://www.detroitzoo.org/Attractions/Amphibiville/Animals
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Emperor newts live in central, western, and southern
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Emperor newt

Conservation status
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IUCN 3.1
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Amphibia
Urodela
Salamandridae
Tylototriton
Binomial name
newt
Yunnan
South China
pet stores
captive breeders
orange



fungi
poison
latex
nitrile
Salmonella
pathogens

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