In the wild, they’ll eat almost anything that’s accessible, which could include insects, worms, small fish, and tadpoles. However, like many amphibians, axolotls don’t have teeth.

Much like a small fish, you never pick up or handle an axolotl, and you should never house them with another pet — a fish or ...

Photos shared on social media authentically showed a huge sea creature caught by a fisherman in Papua. Rating: In 2024, a set of images purportedly showing giant axolotl-like creatures circulated ...

But urban sprawl, contaminated water and non-native fish that like to eat young axolotls have led to the salamander’s near-total collapse, according to population surveys. The axolotl is not the ...

the axolotl's wound-healing mechanism usually does not involve the formation of scar tissue. Instead, tissues adjacent to an amputated limb will revert to an 'embryonic stem cell-like' state and ...

The big problem is that the nun’s species of axolotl only lives in nearby Lake Patzcuaro and it has been pushed to the edge of extinction because of pollution and introduced fish species.