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What does giant Chinese salamander eat?
Giant Chinese salamanders eat insects, frogs, and crustations.
Where does a Chinese giant salamanders live?
China?
What are Chinese giant salamanders enemies?
the didt chfjkrhfgu
Where is the giant Chinese salamanders shelter?
It shelters under large rocks.
Do salamanders breathe with there lungs?
yes they have lungs to breathe
Can a salamander eat a toad?
Yes. Chinese Giant Salamanders eat toads. The salamander would need to be large enough to eat the toad.
Do giant salamanders eat people?
No
What are the animals living in China?
the giant panda, red panda, Chinese alligator, old and new world monkeys and salamanders. theres also foxes and deer.
How many japanease giant salamanders are left?
100
Can people have giant Chinese salamanders as pet?
No at least I hope not they are endangered. In fact it's probably illegal to have one. So don't put in on your birthday wish list. =p
Is the Japanese giant salamander the largest salamander?
no the japanese giant salamander is the smallest of the large salamanders
Where do Northen Pacific giant salamanders live?
it lives in the picfic
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