Salamanders are relatively large among amphibians. In fact, salamanders have a relatively long lifespan among amphibians. Under normal circumstances, the lifespan of salamanders can generally reach between 50-60 years, which is considered to be a relatively long lifespan among animals. In addition, there will be salamanders with longer lifespans, which can live for 80-100 years, or even more than 100 years. In the existing records, there are salamanders that live to about 130 years old, which shows that their lifespan is very long.

Of course, in real life, salamanders may not live as long as they are theoretically, this is because The life span of salamanders is also affected by the surrounding environment and human influence. Although the tolerance of giant salamanders is relatively good, their lifespan will be affected to a certain extent in harsh environments. Then there is the human factor, which has a great impact on their lifespan, because they may be killed directly by humans.