I learned from the news that a man in Zhejiang caught a "giant salamander" by fishing. Can such fish be eaten?

Whether the giant salamander can be eaten depends on whether the giant salamander is wild. Wild animals can't eat, but artificially raised animals can eat. Giant salamander is nontoxic. Giant salamander is a large amphibian that lives in clear streams or rivers. Because it cries like a baby crying, it is called "giant salamander" and belongs to the second-class protected animal in China.

1, giant salamander is a non-toxic product. The scientific name of giant salamander is giant salamander. As we all know, giant salamander is a precious wild animal. It crows like a baby at night, so it is commonly called giant salamander. In fact, this fish is not a fish at all, and this fish is not a fish, and this animal is also the largest amphibian, which looks a bit like a gecko to its owner. The body length can reach about 1m, the longest can reach 2m, and the weight is about 20-25kg, and the maximum can reach 50kg.

2. The head of the giant salamander is wide and flat, and the owner can see that there are obvious warts on its surface. With small eyes, it is a fish suitable for long-term underwater life. This fish has fat and short limbs and arms like a baby. Because of this, people call it a big salamander.

Who is suitable for eating giant salamander?

1. Pregnant women

At this time, pregnant women still have a great demand for nutrition. The nutrition of pregnant mothers is very important for the growth and development of babies. In addition, the postpartum human body is also the weakest period. This time is also the time to drink the most water, so as to lactagogue. If you drink a cup of giant salamander stew at this time, it can be said that it is the most suitable for pregnant women.

2. People with weak constitution, low immunity and sub-health,

The immune system can be said to protect the human body from viruses and bacteria. If the host's immune system has problems, it will lead to very serious consequences, such as weakness and malnutrition.

3. Cancer patients

Because cancer itself is a wasting disease, it will greatly damage the vitality after suffering from this disease, leading to loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea and other phenomena in patients, slowly making the nutrition of patients lower than the needs of the body, leading to physical weakness, decreased disease resistance, and finally leading to cachexia. If you can eat this kind of fish in this situation, it can also play a role in conditioning.

If you want to eat giant salamanders, you need to know whether they are farmed or wild.