My Giant Salamander Collection 

Chilling dead 😂😭

The smile tho it's so cute although hella ugly while alive

He’s dead 😂

Ya your face tends to do that when there’s no blood flow

huh?????

Please do a musky!

I once ate a panko breaded northern from the Boundary waters area on the Minnesota side while camping. It was so good

He not gonna do that shit 💀💀💀💀

@@Fryscream777don’t be rude

Yeah they are also a great cartoon series

Are they dead did you kill them?😡

He didn’t, but they’re dead.

same!! I would love to

oh yeah, I think they can get about twice the size of the one seen here

Wat

Japanese salamander in response be like: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uj1Nal1SIeM.html

Why they are bigger than other salamanders?

@@bilginoyuncu1588 idk if there have been any studies specifically addressing that but larger body size usually evolves when there an abundance of food and few predators. The cryptobranchids, including all the species of Asian Giant salamanders and the American hellbender are all larger than other salamanders so I’m guessing their ancestors had some reason to grow larger. They are also benthic so live at on the bottom of freshwater systems so camouflage well - maybe another reason why they can grow so big as predators can’t see them.

Taxidermy exists, which is how dogs and cats are usually preserved

@@Lara-234 Thank you, I also have another question: what do they do with the insides and organs after removing them?

@@user-jp4qh2gv6m throw them in the trash I'm guessing

@@SoulDelSol But wont that got to waste? Can’t you feed it to dogs or other animals?

@@user-jp4qh2gv6m can you feed your dog with another dog organs?

*specimens

@@Alanna_Nedrow they're still animals lol

@@averagemordhauplayer4821 yeah ik lol

Bro has way to many 💀

You're right about it changing the colour

He carefully places it back together so next person thinks they broke it

He is single handedly responsible for the extinction of the dodo

It depends on the circumstances. A lot of times they are killed

Most these days are ones in zoos etc or a sanctuary that died of natural causes, back in the day however they would've hunted them

@@eliegbert8121 Good to know! Thank you!

@@Lara-234 That makes a lot of sense. Thanks!

Usually very large animals are preserved as dry specimens and they either taxidermy it (if it’s a mammal/bird) or preserve the skin and bones separately. But sometimes they will still store large animals as wet specimens in huge tanks a museum did this with a colossal squid it’s a huge tank

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