What is another word for pacific newt?

Pronunciation: [pɐsˈɪfɪk njˈuːt] (IPA)

The Pacific newt, also known as the rough-skinned newt, is a salamander species found in western North America. It has a bright orange belly and dark skin with rough textured bumps and produces a highly toxic venom. If handled or ingested, it can be deadly to predators and humans. Although mostly known as Pacific newt, it has several synonyms, including Pacific rough-skinned newt, Taricha granulosa, California newt, Oregon newt, and Sierra newt. Due to its impressive adaptability and unique defensive mechanism, the Pacific newt is captivating wildlife that scientists continue to study. However, one should not approach or attempt to handle this animal without expert guidance.

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What are the hyponyms for Pacific newt?

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