is one of the common animals and a typical amphibian. Wild salamanders live near water, and salamanders can also be farmed, but special attention should be paid to them when they are farmed, because salamanders are poisonous. Salamanders have toxins in their tails, because they have glands in their tails that, although small, can secrete very toxic toxins. The composition
of salamander toxin is similar to that of tetrodotoxin, which is a very toxic liquid. If this toxin enters the human body, it will endanger the human nervous system, which may lead to paralysis of the nervous system and even death. In fact, not only the nervous system, this toxin also stimulates the digestive system of the human body, which is very harmful to the human body. Therefore, salamanders are inedible animals, and special attention should be paid to their artificial breeding.
? Teeth are a structure that many animals have. They play an important role in hunting and feeding. However, not all animals have teeth. In fact, some have teeth and some do not. Salamanders are amphibians. They have teeth. However, their teeth are so small that they are not easily observed in their mouths. Moreover, the teeth of salamanders play a limited role in their feeding process, and they sometimes swallow food directly. Although salamanders are poisonous, the poison is in their tails, and their teeth are not poisonous.
