Generally speaking, a giant salamander will starve to death if it does not eat for a year. Because giant salamanders have a strong ability to endure hunger and have a slow metabolism, some giant salamanders can even go without eating for 2-3 years without dying.

When they are short of food, they will kill each other and even eat fish eggs to satisfy their hunger.

The reason why the giant salamander will not starve to death if it does not eat for a long time

The giant salamander is one of the amphibians, and it is a very precious amphibian. The giant salamander has a very strong tolerance and has relatively good adaptability to the environment. In particular, their ability to endure hunger is relatively strong among animals. Even if giant salamanders don't eat for a long time, their lives will not be affected. The giant salamander's ability to endure hunger is closely related to its digestion and metabolism speed. The metabolism of the giant salamander itself is very slow. It digests very slowly after a meal and persists for a long time.

However, although giant salamanders will not starve to death if they do not eat in the short term, they may starve to death if they do not eat for a long time. However, there are relatively few giant salamanders that starve to death. They usually look for food on their own initiative. They may also resort to cannibalism when they really can't find anything to eat. Salmons basically eat a lot of food every time, and sometimes their weight will increase by about one-fifth after one meal.