Assertion: axolotl's life | /r/HasProperty | whole
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text: Axolotls are caudates that spend their whole life as larvae.
text: Amazingly, the axolotl (say: ax-uh-lot-ll) can stay as a larva, living its whole life in the water without ever changing into a grown up salamander, and can breed in this larval stage.
text: The axolotl is a type of salamander that uniquely spends its whole life in its larval form.
text: Neoteny also explains why the axolotls retain the gills (funny-looking hairy growths sticking out of their head), and spend their whole life under water, unlike the other salamanders, who eventually end up on land.
text: However, axolotls can be easily distinguished from salamanders as the axolotl retains its tadpole-like appearance for its whole life, therefore axolotls and young tiger salamanders are easily confused.
text: Unlike most frogs and other salamanders, which move to land as adults, the axolotl lives its whole life underwater, retaining many of its juvenile traits.
text: Axolotls are caudates that spend their whole life as larvae.
text: The axolotl is a type of salamander that uniquely spends its whole life in its larval form.
text: Neoteny also explains why the axolotls retain the gills (funny-looking hairy growths sticking out of their head), and spend their whole life under water, unlike the other salamanders, who eventually end up on land.