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What Is The Axolotl?

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What Is The Axolotl?
The Axolotl lives in a High altitude freshwater lakes. The Axolotl Eats Worms, Insects, and Molluscs. Feathery gills and flattened shaped head. The Axolotl has a endangered Conservation Status. The Axolotl has a permeable skin type.

The Axolotl has a 10 to 20 year life span. The Axolotl can go 10mph and can be 6in to 18in.
The Axolotl weighs 2oz to 7oz. The Axolotl can be 5 different colors like Black, White, Pink, Grey, Brown. The Axolotl has 2 predators Fish and Birds.

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