As popular as they are, you will rarely see pink or white axolotls (known ... can regenerate body parts, and axolotls are no exception. Since their skin is so sensitive, it’s easy for them ...

During this period, a colony-wide disease outbreak occurred. Juvenile and adult axolotls showed skin pustules, reddening and swelling of the vent, limbs, and neck, and occasional bleeding from the ...

The white axolotl, which seems to be "pretty much every stuffed animal that's out there," is "actually a mutation of a single animal that was collected in 1864." "You can get color variants ...

When we are injured, a wound from a severed limb simply gets covered with skin tissue. But not the axolotls. They transform nearby cells to stem cells, forming bones, skins, and veins in their ...

According to Mori, many pink- and white-colored axolotls distributed in Japan and elsewhere have been genetically modified for ornamental purposes. Wild ones are typically dark-colored.

A museum and conservation centre dedicated to Mexico’s critically endangered axolotl salamander is highlighting ... animals that can regenerate their skin, muscles, bones, blood vessels, nerves ...