? The giant salamander is a kind of precious animal. It belongs to amphibian in terms of category. Its scientific name is giant salamander. Some people think that they belong to fish because they live in water, and that they have no feet. In fact, although the name of the giant salamander has fish, they are not fish, but amphibians, and they also have feet. The body of giant salamander is composed of head, limbs, tail and other parts, and their limbs can also be said to be their feet. The heel of the
giant salamander is basically the same as the foot of other animals, and it can play an important role when they move. Because the giant salamander has feet, it is very convenient to move on land. When they move on land, they use the way of crawling.
does the giant salamander have? The giant salamander has feet. Their limbs can be said to be their feet, that is to say, they have four feet. Although these limbs are their feet, their forelimbs and hind limbs are not exactly the same, and there is no small difference in appearance. The giant salamander has four fingers on each of its two forelimbs, the second of which is the longest in length. The number of toes on the two hind limbs of the giant salamander is five, of which the third is the longest. Moreover, they have webbing between the toes on their hind limbs, but it is not obvious that they can only be slightly webbed, but it can be found by careful observation.
