Huanggangshan fire-bellied newts are considered “small,” reaching about 3.5 inches in length, the study said. They have “slender” bodies with a “rough” texture.

* Japanese name:Imori * Scientific name:Cynops pyrrhogaster * Description: Fire-bellied newts have rough, blackish-brown skin and a vibrant, crimson-orange belly. This is the most common ...

Huanggangshan fire-bellied newts were found in a waterhole surrounded by shrubbery at an elevation of about 275 feet, the study said. The site did not get “direct sunlight.” ...

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Oolong fire-bellied newts were found in a lake, “puddles and slow streams” at elevations of about 4,200 feet, the study said. Discover more new species.

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Huanggangshan fire-bellied newts are considered “small,” reaching about 3.5 inches in length, the study said. They have “slender” bodies with a “rough” texture.

Huanggangshan fire-bellied newts are considered “small,” reaching about 3.5 inches in length, the study said. They have “slender” bodies with a “rough” texture.