Category: Newfoundland

Are Salamanders In Newfoundland?

Seven species, including Two-lined Salamander, Blue-spotted Salamander, American Toad, Mink Frog, Wood Frog, Northern Leopard Frog, and Spring Peeper are native to Labrador. All amphibian species in Newfoundland are exotic. Green Frogs are only found in Newfoundland. Where do salamanders live in Canada? In Canada, salamanders are found from the Maritimes to British Columbia and […]

How Many Doctors Are In Newfoundland?

Physician Demographics This leaves 268 FTE family physicians to provide primary care to the 508,925 residents of Newfoundland and Labrador – or roughly 1900 patients per physician on average. This is far in excess of the national rate of 1250 to 1500 patients per clinical FTE physician. How many family doctors are in Newfoundland? 629 […]

Are There Crabs In Newfoundland?

The two species of crab identified in the waters off Newfoundland and Labrador are H. araneus and H. coarctatus. Both species are characterized by a shield-like, uneven carapace, five pairs of tubular walking legs and one pair of well-developed claws on the front pair of legs. How much crab is caught in Newfoundland? 50,470 tonnesThe […]

Do Newfoundland Dogs Slobber A Lot?

No. Some Newfoundland dogs drool only when they’re begging, taking a drink of water or eating. Other Newfies, like Sherman, drool almost 24/7. Some Newfies create one slobber string while others have the ability to create double slobber strings, aka shoestrings. Do Newfoundland dogs drool a lot? Newfoundlands are friendly dogs who love to keep […]

Are There Chiggers In Newfoundland?

So, when you visit Newfoundland, you don’t have to worry about stepping on a snake in the bushes, nor about ticks or chiggers or many other nuisances. Where are chiggers found in Canada? In Canada, chiggers are prevalent only in summer. They favor low, humid areas around damp vegetation. Larvae gather in clods of soil […]