Assertion: axolotl | /r/AtLocation | water
Facets:
value: for their entire lives
type: TEMPORAL
value: despite really growing lungs
type: OTHER
value: permanently
type: MANNER
value: on land
type: LOCATION
value: than as a salamander on land
type: OTHER
value: continuously
type: TEMPORAL
value: to be able
type: PURPOSE
value: for the entirety of its lifespan
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Unlike other amphibians, most axolotl fail to metamorphose, living permanently in water.
text: Most amphibians are born in the water but develop into adults that live on land, but axolotls stay in the water for their entire lives.
text: Axolotl live in the water.
text: While in the wild, axolotls never venture on dry land, they remain in the water and cannot survive out of it for an extended period of time.
text: It stays in water for the entirety of its lifespan.
text: Axolotls are aquatic animals and need to be kept in water to be able to survive.
text: Even though most axolotls stay under water and keep their gills for the rest of their lives, only rarely will a pet shop worker be aware of this fact.
text: Axolotls should be kept in 10-gallon tanks and the water should be kept in the low sixties.
text: , axolotls hold on to their gills and keep within the water, despite really growing lungs.
text: Although they are amphibian, axolotl permanently live in water.
text: In its natural habitat, it may be safer for the axolotl to live in water than as a salamander on land.
text: The axolotl lives in water, but is descended from the land salamander.
text: Toads, frogs, newts, salamanders and axolotl are amphibians, living partly in water and partly on land.
text: Unlike tadpoles or similar animals, axolotls hold on to their gills and stay in the water, despite actually growing lungs.
text: Although other salamanders metamorphose into terrestrial creatures, axolotls hold on to their feathery gills and stay in the water for their entire lives.
text: Although other salamanders metamorphose into terrestrial creatures, axolotls hold on to their feathery gills and stay in the water for their entire lives.
text: Though axolotls stay in the water their whole lives, they often dart up to the surface to take little breaths of oxygen and can jump out of the tank if it’s not covered.
text: The amphibian is a close relative of the better-known tiger salamander, though the axolotl lives continuously in the water.
text: Humboldt and other early explorers already noticed another peculiarity of the axolotl: While other salamanders metamorphose into terrestrial creatures when becoming sexually mature, axolotls hold on to their feathery gills and remain in the water their entire lives.