Yes. Just like a fish can be removed from water, but in order for it to live, it needs to be put back in water fairly quickly otherwise it will not be able to breath and will die.
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yes as long as the axolotl is too big to get eaten
No extant amphibians live in salt water.
The Mexican axolotl live in Mexico in xochimilco lake.
An Axolotl typically lives for 10-15 years in captivity.
Lake Xochimilco is an endorheic basin. It is the original home of the axolotl, which is now a critically endangered species. An endorheic basin has no outlet and collects water from the surrounding area.
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Axolotl breathe using gills. Oxygen is absorbed from the water. Carbon DIoxide is released into water via diffusion.
An axolotl is a salamander in the larval stage. They live in the water, so they need to have gills to breathe.
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No. Axolotl are designed to live in water. They have delicate gills and a mucous coating on their skin to protect them from injury. If you gently tap an axolotl it will dart away. This behavior gives us a good indication that they prefer not to be touched.
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