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By: Naylah Taing The Axolotl: * Three red hairy things on each side of it’s head * Two black eyes * Two hands * Two legs * Whitish-tan body or black.

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2 By: Naylah Taing

3 The Axolotl: * Three red hairy things on each side of it’s head * Two black eyes * Two hands * Two legs * Whitish-tan body or black bodies. * Sometimes their faces have spots that resemble dirt.

4 The Axolotl is a Mexican salamander, usually found in a lake complex of Xochimilco (so-chee-mill- koh) near Mexico city.

5 Unlike humans, the Axolotl eat their foods whole, here are some things they eat: In the wild: * Worms * Insects * small fish * other salamanders In the laboratories: * Brine shrimp * California black worms ( Lumbriculus varigutus ) * Salmon pellets

6 Natural Predators  : * birds  * large fishes such as: Tilapia & Carps  Tilapia Carp

7 * The Axolotl is pronounced ax-oh-lot-tl and are part of the mole-salamanders family. * The Axolotl does develop lungs however the most interesting feature of the Axolotl is their branch-like gills and they can reproduce missing limbs. * Most salamanders stay under water their entire life, Axolotls in rare cases once they reach maturity they can emerge and live outside of the water for short periods of time. * Also sometimes the Axolotl looks like it can boogie.

8 * www.flickr.com www.flickr.com * www.aquaticcommunity.com www.aquaticcommunity.com * animal.nationalgeographic.com * www.bubbews.com www.bubbews.com * commons.wikipedia.org commons.wikipedia.org * www.nature-cide.com www.nature-cide.com * http://www.tn.gov/twra/tamp/salamanders.shtml http://www.tn.gov/twra/tamp/salamanders.shtml * www.worldfishcenter.org www.worldfishcenter.org * People.westministercollege.edu * Ceop.pharmacyarizona.edu * www.axolotl.org www.axolotl.org * News.nationalgeographic.com * www.ambystoma.org www.ambystoma.org * Animals.pawnation.com * www.merriam-webster.com www.merriam-webster.com * www.arkive.org www.arkive.org * En.wikipedia.org * Poncho.com * Mudfooted.com * www.findmefishing.co.uk www.findmefishing.co.uk * Tasty-dishes.com * I used “I like to move it move it” from Madagascar. The artist of this song is by American house duo Reel 2 Real(Erick Morillo) featuring ragga vocals Trinadad an d Tobago.

9 * By: Naylah Taing Good-Bye

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