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giant salamander? A giant salamander is not a fish. It belongs to an amphibian. The giant salamander is a kind of carnivorous animal with fierce nature. Generally like to eat aquatic insects, fish, shrimp, snakes and so on. Although their teeth are sharp and dense, they cannot chew, so when they catch food, they can only swallow it and digest it slowly. Because it can not chew, it also leads to the slow metabolism of the giant salamander, even if it does not eat for a long time, it will not starve to death. At present, the giant salamander is also on the verge of extinction, mainly because of the lack of food, sometimes the phenomenon of cannibalism will occur, and even eat eggs.

2. Where do giant salamanders live

? Giant salamanders prefer to live in stone crevices or places with good water quality, but caves are below the water surface. This may have something to do with their hunting habits, and most of them use the waiting mode to catch food. At night, they wait quietly for their prey to pass by, and then suddenly launch a surprise attack. Because of their teeth, it is generally difficult for the prey to escape.

In life, they can often be seen in places where the current is fast and the water is cool. They also have certain requirements for water quality, the water quality should be pollution-free, the surrounding water and grass should be lush, there should be many caves or crevices, and the temperature in most of these places is also low.