the AGSC staff ships about 400 eggs each week to different institutions throughout the United States, although this number fluctuates during the course of the academic year. Why are axolotls so ...

Despite the creatures’ regenerative abilities, scientists are no longer finding them in their natural habitat of Xochimilco, ...

Female axolotls can lay anywhere from 300 to 1,000 eggs at once. After laying them, the female will usually attach them to rocks, plants, or bedding to prevent predators from finding them.

Temperament-wise, axolotls are not mean or necessarily antisocial. They just prefer to live by themselves. Accidental ...

In addition to being places where axolotl lay eggs, chinampas are areas where pre-Hispanic communities grew maize, chili, beans and zucchini, and some of Xochimilco's current population grow ...

Chinampas are not only where axolotl lay its eggs, but areas where pre-Hispanic communities grew maize, chili, beans and zucchini, and some of Xochimilco’s current population grow vegetables ...

Chinampas are not only where axolotl lay its eggs, but areas where pre-Hispanic communities grew maize, chili, beans and zucchini, and some of Xochimilco’s current population grow vegetables ...

Chinampas are not only where axolotl lay its eggs, but areas where pre-Hispanic communities grew maize, chili, beans and zucchini, and some of Xochimilco’s current population grow vegetables ...

Chinampas are not only where axolotl lay its eggs, but areas where pre-Hispanic communities grew maize, chili, beans and zucchini, and some of Xochimilco’s current population grow vegetables ...