Assertion: axolotl | /r/HasProperty | endangered
Facets:
value: critically
type: DEGREE
value: in the wild
type: LOCATION
value: really
type: DEGREE
value: currently
type: TEMPORAL
value: given xochimilco's diminished state
type: CAUSE
value: with few canals
type: OTHER
value: unfortunately
type: DEGREE
value: in their natural habitat
type: LOCATION
value: despite all of these incredible powers
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: They are critically endangered in the wild, however.
text: Today, the axolotl is considered to be a critically endangered species meaning that there are very few axolotl individuals left in the wild.
text: Due to the loss of habitat, only a few axolotl remain in the wild and the axolotl is on the endangered species list.
text: According to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (ICUN), the axolotl is considered critically endangered.
text: As the ancient neighborhood has expanded, the waters have grown contaminated and the axolotl is now considered a critically endangered species.
text: Although axolotls are endangered animals, very few animals are a threat to them.
text: The axolotl is a critically endangered amphibian that is found in Mexico.
text: They are on the threatened species list.
text: The axolotl is considered a “critically endangered” species by the IUCN Red List of Endangered Species.
text: Axolotls in the wild are considered a threatened species
text: Axolotls are native to Mexico and are considered an endangered species due to habitat loss, water pollution, and invasive species.
text: Despite all of these incredible powers, the axolotl is critically endangered in the wild.
text: Are axolotls endangered?
text: Now that axolotls are endangered, the citizens of Xochimilco have had to stop eating them, but a restaurant in Osaka, Japan, still serves whole, fried axolotls to this day.
text: Before Mexico City became a huge metropolis, axolotls weren’t really endangered at all.
text: Above all else, it is a known fact that axolotls are endangered and they will no longer have the luxury to get back their once untainted habitat.
text: Are axolotls really critically endangered?
text: Sadly, much of the axolotl’s original habitat has been destroyed, and it is now critically endangered.
text: The axolotl – a species of salamander – is critically endangered and native only to Mexico City’s Lake Xochimilco.
text: Additionally, axolotls are sold in markets as a delicacy which further reduces their population and they are now a red listed species that is critically endangered.
text: Additionally, axolotls are sold in markets as a delicacy which further reduces their population and they are now a red listed species that is critically endangered.
text: True, axolotls are a critically endangered species.
text: Unfortunately, axolotl are a critically endangered species.
text: May I add that axolotl's is considered to be a critically endangered species
text: Axolotls are an Endangered Species
text: Before the axolotl was an endangered species, Xochimilco natives would chow down on the salamanders.
text: Furthermore, since the axolotl is an endangered species native only to Lake Chalco and Lake Xochimilco, I see it somewhat prudent to enter this information into the article on axolotls.
text: While axolotls are plentiful in captivity due to their importance in research, they are an endangered species in their natural habitat.
text: You already know that axolotls are critically endangered species.
text: The Possession of Axolotls is illegal in the State of California (CA), and New Jersey (NJ) and Virginia (VA); because the Axolotl is on the endangered species list.
text: (CA),New Jersey (NJ), Virginia (VI); because the Axolotl is on the endangered species list.
text: Given Xochimilco's diminished state, the axolotl is considered critically endangered, and a 2013 survey failed to find any specimens in the wild.
text: They are originally found in Xochimilco Lake in Mexico, but with few canals remaining in Xochimilco Lake, the axolotls are currently considered an endangered species.