The Salamander is an amphibious creature in the Steam Survival Sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolved that players can see in swampy areas. Compared to other creatures, ARK: Survival Evolved's salamander is so small that it will desperately escape when it encounters any creature, which adds a lot of trouble to the player's taming work.
If you want to tame the ARK: Survival Evolved salamander, players are better able to first tame an Argentinian giant eagle or toothless pterosaur, both of which have the ability to catch small creatures, obviously ARK: Survival Evolved's salamander is a small creature, after catching it, the player can directly throw it into the ARK: Survival Evolution trap beast room, so that taming is relatively easy.
The main role of the Salamander in ARK: Survival Evolution is a biological oxygen cylinder, its bucket-like head can store a lot of oxygen, and the player can swim behind it to breathe the oxygen of the Salamander, and then enter the deep sea adventure of ARK: Survival Evolution. Even if the oxygen of the salamander is consumed, it does not matter, as long as the player can float to the surface of the sea, the oxygen of the salamander can be restored quickly.
In addition to being a mobile oxygen cylinder, ARK: Survival Evolved's salamander has an unknown function, which is the Super Chitin Collector. The damage caused by the salamander when dealing with ordinary ARK: Survival Evolution creatures is negligible, but when the Ark: Survival Evolved creature hits the clover, it can cause thousands of damage to it, and if everyone is still worried about not being able to break the thick carapace of the clover, a single salamander can solve all the problems, for which some players call the Ark: Survival Evolved salamander trilobite killer.