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Perpetually-Smiling Endangered Amphibian Now Thrives in Artificial Wetlands in Mexico City

May 5, 2025

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A captive-bred leucistic Axolotl – credit, LaDame Bucolique, via Pixabay

In Mexico, a captive-breeding program for one of the world’s most endangered amphibians has successfully released 18 individuals into suitable habitat.

The scientists behind the project found that all 18…

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