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Main Idea: The axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a unique amphibian from Mexico.

Supporting Sentence: It belongs to the salamander family but is different because it stays in its larval stage throughout its life. This condition is called neoteny.

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Main Idea: Axolotls have feathery external gills on the sides of their heads, which help them breathe underwater.

Supporting Sentence: They also have long tails for swimming and small limbs with delicate fingers. Their body length ranges from 15 to 45 centimeters. They come in various colors, such as black, brown, golden, albino, and white.

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Main Idea: Axolotls live in freshwater, especially in Lake Xochimilco, Mexico City.

Supporting Sentence: They prefer cool, calm, and plant-rich waters. In the wild, axolotls are now very rare and are considered critically endangered because of habitat destruction, pollution, and invasive fish species

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Main Idea: Axolotls are carnivorous animals

Supporting Sentence: . In the wild, they eat small aquatic creatures such as worms, insect larvae, small shrimp, and little fish. They hunt by sucking their prey into their wide mouths. In captivity, axolotls are usually fed with earthworms, bloodworms, small pieces of shrimp, and special sinking pellets. These foods provide the nutrition they need to grow healthy.

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Main Idea: Axolotls are famous for their incredible ability to regenerate body parts, such as legs, spinal cords, and even parts of their brain and heart.

Supporting Sentence: Because of this, they are often studied by scientists for medical research. In addition, axolotls are popular pets because of their cute appearance, especially their “smiling” faces. However, to keep them healthy in captivity, they need clean, cool, freshwater tanks and a proper diet of worms, insects, or small fish.