can the giant salamander grow? The giant salamander is actually a giant salamander, which is a kind of amphibian. It is a relatively large amphibian. Generally speaking, their body size is between 0.75 and 2 meters, and their weight is between 20 and 25 kilograms. Specifically, there are some factors that affect the life span of giant salamanders. The first is the species, and the size of different species of giant salamanders is also different. Influenced by genes, some breeds are relatively large in size, with a length of more than 1.8 meters; some breeds are small in size, generally not more than 1 meter.
In addition, the surrounding environment will also affect the specific size of the giant salamander. When the giant salamanders live in a more suitable environment, their growth and development are relatively good, and their size will be relatively large. On the contrary, in the case of stunting, their size will be smaller.
is the life span of giant salamanders? As mentioned above, giant salamanders are relatively large in size among amphibians. In fact, their life span is also relatively long among amphibians. Under normal circumstances, their life span can generally reach 50-60 years, which is also a relatively long life among animals. In addition, there will be longer-lived giant salamanders, which can live for 80-100 years, or even more than 100 years. In the existing records, there are giant salamanders that live to about 130 years old, which shows that their life span is very long.
Of course, in real life, giant salamanders may not live as long as they theoretically do, because their life span is also affected by the surrounding environment and human factors. Although the tolerance of giant salamanders is relatively good, it will also affect their life span to a certain extent in the case of harsh environment. Moreover, human factors have a great impact on their life span, because they may be killed directly by humans.
