This video is lying please do your own research before taking something as fact but! If you give an axolotl a specific chemical they will start metamorphosis
Well, it was always in their dna, they are like any other salamander but they just never actually had a reason to live on land. Their wild living conditions never made them adapt so they just don't, they are one of the only salamander types that stay in their juvenile form for their whole life. Also turning into a land creature shortens their life span tremendously, after the change they only live for another year or two compared to 5+ depending on how old the axolotl is.
If your dude morphs and your conditions are fine, please do not stress out. Occasionally axolotls will morph without explanation. It’s rare but it happens.
Makes sense. Axolotls are a unique in the regard that they do not 'grow up' by default. For other salamanders being a water animal is a childhood phase, axolotls decided getting out of water was unnecessary and the growing up mechanism was suppressed in this regard. So it makes sense that as a mutation or something this mechanism can just randomly re-appear.
@@livyzwurld1587 not really it’s more like it finally got the minerals needed for transformation or it’s body just decided it’s time axolotls morph all the time in normal conditions it’s not a survival trait it’s just it finally growing into a salamander but ya😂
I literally see you everywhere, are you like, commenting on every shorts you see?!? And like, 75% of the time, your top comment. I just don’t understand. Smh
@@No__Bark_34 Axolotls aren’t meant to morph, unlike other salamanders in their genus. Their ability to morph is purely vestigial and isn’t normal. If it happens in the wild, it’s because the salamander is a hybrid. Pet trade axolotls only morph because there was a point where pet trade axolotls were being interbred with tiger salamanders.
@@RafilaWan 😂😂😂😂😂 you thinking someone got a tiger salamander and axolotl to breeds the funniest thing Iv heard where do people come up with this stuff
Axolotls are so beautiful, and yet so endangered-thanks to us careless humans, who polluted their habitats and drove them all the way to the fence of extinction. Good job mankind, for adding another innocent animal to your growing list of near extinct and completely extinct species. Here's to hoping we can bring back these underwater beauties before it's too late.
@@skadeet2221 which Is a feature it developed through evolution it did technically evolve its just always had the ability to evolve into a different state in case its environment changed its funny people deny biogenesis saying "fishes can't walk on land or breathe" meanwhile many fishes can live in water or the land due to evolution like mudskippers
I have two morphed axles, and they did it naturally. Their tank was fine, their tank mates didn't morph, it was actually a father and a son that morphed, so I suspect that it's genetic. They're both very healthy and basically just weird colored tiger salamanders.😊
So, if that’s the case then it could either be a 1 in like 100k chance of happening or the person you bought them from could have sold you a tiger salamander larva or you found them and you thought they were axolotls
It *literally* is genetics because the *only reason* we have albino axolotl is from cross-breeding with tiger salamanders 💯 The more sally genes they have in their family tree the higher chance they morph
To explain, Axolotls are just Salamanders that never reach the final life stage, so they have it in them to be a Salamander, but this is really bad for them and should never happen.
Axolotls will sometimes morph even if you do everything right, they still morph like salamanders and newts, they’ve just adapted to delay it, most of the time
It can also happen randomly in perfect conditions, due to most captive axolotls having tiger salamander genes due to being crossbred at the beginning of them being brought into the pet trade
No that’s not true at all, I don’t know who you Heard that from but axolotl‘s can’t be with tiger salamanders. And the only way for an axolotl to turn into a salamander is bad environment on accident or when the owners force that axolotl into a metamorphosis it’s not healthy for it shortens their lifespan and is very abusive to the animal. If you think it’s good to do that to ask Lotto then you don’t deserve to own axolotl. Tiger salamanders are related but they can’t breed with axolotl‘s metamorphosis for axolotl is unnatural. If you don’t believe me ask professional axolotl breeders.
@@ender_raids909 they most definitely can. that information is from the woman that has multiple morphed axolotls. She was/is an axolotl breeder and has rescued several morphed ones. Not all morphed axolotls are that way as a result of abuse. Also, I never once said it was ok to do or that I encourage anyone to do it, or want to do it myself. You are making very bold and offensive assumptions about me, and you have no idea what you’re talking about. Chill.
@@snakesonaframe2668 did she morph them or rescue axos that were morphed by someone else_ sorry that imore aggressive then i thought ive had a bad day. i was more concerned with you thinking that you can safely morph one
@@ender_raids909 I believe one of hers morphed suddenly and randomly, she was very confused, did research, and ended up rescuing other morphed axolotls and does a lot of research and puts out information on how to properly care for an axolotl that has morphed. She does NOT encourage morphing on purpose, nor did she morph hers on purpose.
on one hand it’s fascinating how these creatures are able to rapidly change to fit their environment but on the other hand, it is of course abusive and extremely stressing for the axolotl.
That's like millions of years of evolution in no time and now it's a lizard. Like you said abusive if on purpose but insane. Which means they have to relearn hunting and a whole new world of dangers and they still adapt
I find it upestting that there endangered or one of the classifications in there natural habitat but are found easily in the pet trade as far as I know
This is actually due to iodine exposure. Their native environment in Mexico lacks iodine, and when they are exposed to iodine they undergo metamorphosis. What we all call an axolotl is just a salamander in pupil form.
This can also happen due to a rare genetic trait that affects growth hormones and causes morphing. If your axolotl has this trait they will naturally morph as they grow regardless of the condition they are kept in. If your axolotl morphs it will need a completely different living space, it's now a land living amphibian and will require a humid terrarium :)
@@xx_predalien_xx4217no, they don’t. There are many different things that can cause axolotls to morph, such as their genetics, chemical conditions of their food, environment, and also people thinking tiger salamanders are axolotls busy aren’t.
Just a disclaimer, everyone is saying that they transform into salamanders from poor condition. Which is correct but sometimes it just happens even in good conditions which cannot be controlled.
Morph them, it’s the natural process of the animals. Imagine if someone fucked with you so much you remained a toddler because your owner thought you looked cuter that way.
@@Smoneey no. Literally everyone is saying this is bad for them. It’s not about appearances, it’s about the animal’s health. They typically only morph in extreme conditions in order to survive, and tend to die shortly after. It dramatically decreases their life expectancy. Your metaphor makes no sense- it’s not like making a toddler stay a toddler, it’s like keeping an adult healthy so that they don’t die earlier. If they morph on their own, okay, but you shouldn’t be putting them in conditions in order to try and force it on them. That will make things worse.
@@thedestroyasystem Or like keeping butterflies as caterpillars because you dislike nature only giving butterflies a short lifespan. Artificially keeping an animal in its cute stage because you have a problem with how these animals should live is always a problem
They’re all salamanders. It’s just they’ve evolved to never leave their juvenile form, but still sexually mature. When exposed to iodine they also complete their lifecycle for some reason.
the iodine stimulates a gland in their brain which makes them undergo metamorphosis. same with tadpoles , remove all the iodine in water they will stay tadpoles forever
@@elijahthompson1120 For an analogy think of frogs. Their life cycle is egg, tadpole, then frog. They go from having gills and being stuck in the water to having lungs and being able to leave the water for brief periods of time. Axolotls are the same. They are born from eggs, have gills (which are the feathery parts on their face), and then they lose those gills and go on land. However axolotls have evolved to not reach their final form. It’s like if a frog stayed a tadpole forever but still was able to reproduce. That’s what axolotls have evolved to do.
They actually look scary after morphing. This is so sad that someone would get an animal they can't properly care for and keep it until it literally changes form or dies. Smh.
Well they a lot people do know how to take care of axolotls, but people also impulse buy them. It can morph because of genetics or because someone forces it too.
Understandable or not it's far from "unfortunately" as she called it. Being able to adopt that fast is everything but unfortunate. That's some real life superpower sh*t
Some axolotls also carry a morphing gene that sometimes causes them to morph into a terrestrial. There are multiple reasons axolotls morph not just because they are ill.
@@OgSpeef damn bro you failed biology as I can see, basically axolots are amphibians sort of and they don't evolve naturally into salamanders actually they don't even evolve at all since they don't have the need for it as they don't have any natural predators so they just stay in that phase where they are almost immortal and never grow old but they can adapt to their environment as you adapting to be a piece of shit because you don't get any females
Just a disclaimer, even though axolotls CAN do this, doesn't mean they're meant to. It is extremely painful to the axolotl, and can reduce its lifespan to 2 years max. (Axolotls live up to 15 years if kept in proper conditions) if you want an animal that can morph, just get a tiger salamander.
Yeah this just sometimes happens. Doesn't have to be in poor living conditions at all. In fact, the small wild population of these critters actually do it too now. They were bred with Tiger Salamanders to increase their numbers and chance of survival.
I didn't make the rules of what was and wasn't supposed to happen when whoever crossbred those animals together. Just trying to educate on what I know. Been told that they aren't in pain when this happens. It can literally go through full metamorphosis in as little as 2 days. Not trying to argue with someone though
This is flat out wrong in regards to an axolotl. They only turn into salamanders under extreme negative conditions, any keeper that allows this or propogayes it is abusing the animal, and they will only do it in the wild under extreme, life threatening conditions. They'll usually die shortly after this change as theyre not optimized to live that way in their natural habitat
For anyone that wants the best of both worlds, get a tiger salamander. You can buy them in their “larvae” stage when they look like dark colored axolotls but they naturally become terrestrial as they grow. Personally I think tiger salamanders are just as cute
This is what I found on Google to give a touch of more context for this. "However, occasionally the Axolotl can morph into the land-based adult form, a change thought to be caused by hormonal changes which can be instigated, for example, by excessive iodine levels in their water tank".
@@k1tkattx360 why do you think its painful? its a salamander after all, no reason to think just for this one that its painful, unless you think its painful for all animals that have methamophosis
@@kayatoastkkat if i recal correctly it is known that methamorphosis causes their regeneration capacity to become worse but there isnt much research or evidence to conclude that it actualy shortens their lifespan
@@Xerxine I think they mean that the ways digimon can evolve (fusion, spirit evolution, slide evolution, reverse evolution, etc) make it more interesting than Pokemon. I happen to agree there, but also: I love most monster collection games as well as life-sims (Digimon World 1 / World Next Order / ReDigitize are examples of this: time passes and you need to feed and care for your digimon rather than just have turn-based battles). Monster Rancher and Dragon Quest Monsters are also wonderful!
Honestly this is why that trend of forcing your axolotl to turn into a salamander is so cruel. You literally have to neglect and abuse them so badly for this to happen
I don't see the point in purposefully shortening an animals lifespan just for views and because it looks "cool". People should stop doing this. #savetheaxolotls
Hi! I study morphed axolotls (salamanderwithasign) and I can tell you that this is actually a myth. Poor care, stress, and bad feeding habits are what causes their lifespan to be shortened. I've actually met people who have kept them on dry woodchips for example and then wonder why they only lived for a few months. "Oh, it must be their natural state." Nope! It was just tortured to death with poor care. I've met some that have lived for 10 years or more with proper, diligent care. :)
If they’re exposed to a specific hormone as well they can change into that which is technically their final form since they are amphibians and most grow amphibious animals like frogs naturally grow out of that middle stage which axolotl don’t
@Hyper shadow the hedgehog well it's not normal or healthy. It's a mutation that destroys their gills and shortens their lifespan. Axolotls are not supposed to lose their gills.
There seems to be some confusion in the comments, so lemme try to help! A true axolotl is neotenic and will not become terrestrial for any other reason than poor living conditions. Axies crossbred with tiger salamanders can become terrestrial due to suppression of the gene, but as far as I know this is also uncommon. I don't know what percentage of axies sold are results of this crossbreeding, but because metamorphisis is still uncommon in the axie keeping community, I would say not many lol Metamorphosis is super stressful and will shorten the axolotls life span, so do not ever try to elicit that response‼️
It is 100% a myth that axolotls only morph in poor living conditions. I am truly shocked at how many people in the comments are pushing this bit of misinformation.
Bump this comment, so many people are ignorant fucks who do think it's cute to torture these magnificent animals. They'll just get another when it stresses to death. So sad.
An axolotl IS A SALAMANDER. It’s just specially adapted to not continue the full process of the metamorphosis. Why is this, well it’s because the gland which releases the hormone for metamorphosis doesn’t release the hormone in them, if the iodine levels get to low the axolotl is then forced into a condition where to survive it releases the hormone but due to the lack of iodine the created is then in a condition it wasn’t supposed to be in and it often dies. It’s a rare even naturally but in captivity can be causes due to poor maintenance.
Hi, I study and rescue morphed axolotls (salamanderwithasign) and I just want to say that this is actually not what happens in MOST all cases! I've been interviewing owners and, as I said before, researching what causes this and the biggest answer is genetics. I've actually never met anyone in my studies (outside of verified labwork) that has caused their axolotl to morph VIA "cruelty." In the pet trade, it happens because of a faulty genetic line. We are currently thinking that it might have something to do with hybridization with other types of salamander (tiger salamander and andersoni are big ones) thus creating a recessive gene that causes axolotls to morph as they near "adulthood."
@@salamanderwithasign2501 I've heard some things about a certain chemical - which i will not name in an attempt to keep people from harming their pets - aiding in the process of axolotl morphing. Do you have any thoughts on that, or is the axolotl line genuinely so far removed that it can only morph via genetic contamination?
Yeah, amazing how stupid people are to think thats special at amphibious animals, especially larves which axolotls are The only thing which makes them „unique“, they never get into their final stage (like frogs) so from a health standpoint its just better to let it allow life in water only without any metamorphosis to a land animal, they have just a great life underwater
Its not really evolution, Axolotls are essentially tadpoles that don't (most times don't at least) grow up. Why do I know this? I was bored at 3Am and got curious. Edit: If you want to talk about fast evolution, talk about squids. They can adapt within a few generations
They are it's just they are not in their full adult form usually because where they are from there was no need to leave the water they do that rarely naturally it's either bad conditions or they were exposed to iodine that caused it to evolve
Axotals have no reason to ever fully evolve into a salamander and it can even cause them to reduce their life span because its something they due to survive a negative enviroment
This pokemons evolve conditions: to have a axolotl (land form) you must not use your axolotl (water form) for over 500 battles and you must have negative friendship stats😂😂
This video is lying please do your own research before taking something as fact. But! If you give an axolotl a specific chemical they will start metamorphosis
Axolotl doesn't metamorph to salamander by poor conditions. It actually can't naturally, because it doesn't produce hormone that does that. In order to metamorph Axolotl into Salamander, you need to artificially inject iodyne or thyroxine.
An amphibian who can undergo a triggered changed and "become" another amphibian....could you truely say that they are seperate creatures? Wouldnt that imply a much closer relationship between the two than previously defined?
@@ChrM1694 literally every amphibian can undergo triggered change and become "another amphibian", except for axolotl, at least naturally You see, frogs, toads, and salamanders that Though they don't become separate species Once a frog, always a frog They just underwent a series of metamorphosis before being mature Eggs, tadpoles, tadpoles with legs, young frogs, and matured frogs are all frogs, and will always be frog no matter the form Axolotls are unique because they are the only kind of salamander that does paedomorphosis They live in a poor environment where food and water are scarce Sometimes even Iodine which is necessary to produce thyroxine, which is needed to reach maturity is also scarce So they do paedomorphosis, allowing them to breed before reaching mature state, unlike other salamanders that need to be full-grown to breed And yes, axolotls are closely related to salamanders, because axolotl is a part of the salamander group Axolotl is just one of many species of salamanders
@@theotheseaeagle It depends, definitely never force it, that's unhealthy no matter what, but some Axolotls still morph without poor conditions, just rarely. And it definitely is interesting from a biology point of view, but not cool that people do this intentionally to make them morph
@@TheDevilHasArrived666adapting and evolving are two different things. Evolving is what you're thinking of. Adapting happens on a much smaller timescale :)
Axolotl played Minecraft too long with that skin and finally said “Y’know what, maybe I should change to this avatar, it looks cool!” Little did they know it was a 1 way trip
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"Your axolotl is Evolving!"
"Oh wait your axolotl is not healthy"
Congrats!
Your Axolotl has evolved into a Dead Salamander!
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Nice, water ghost is a pretty cool type. Think its only shared with Jellicent.
“BREATH AIR!”
axolotl: yes sir *evolves*
This video is lying please do your own research before taking something as fact but! If you give an axolotl a specific chemical they will start metamorphosis
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@Just a Gumball fan pp
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It's not healthy
@@PinkGodYT can't we just go back?
Owner: * neglects axolotl *
Axolotl: "You fools, this isn't even my final form!"
lol
Legit what it did 😂
Lol
Axolotl activates salamaner ultra: all of anime 💀
*boss music begins*
“Your axolotl is Evolving!”
“Nvm it was left on poor conditions”
“Your axolotl has devolved!”
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Bro really said "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" 💀
UNDERRATED LMFAOO
Na why are there only 2 replies with that many likes
he switched teams
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LMAOOO
Life: "Took Millions of years to surface on land
Axolotls: *Pathetic*
Hahahaha look at what you have to do to mimic a fraction of my power
- Some axolotl maybe
Well, it was always in their dna, they are like any other salamander but they just never actually had a reason to live on land. Their wild living conditions never made them adapt so they just don't, they are one of the only salamander types that stay in their juvenile form for their whole life. Also turning into a land creature shortens their life span tremendously, after the change they only live for another year or two compared to 5+ depending on how old the axolotl is.
@@seededbreadasmr8377 awe I thought they lived longer
XD
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You do know that an axolotl is actually a larvae stadium? It is theoretical not a full grown animal but can reproduce either way.
Nice fact
No I did NOT know that. I’ll research it. Thanks
And God said
"It's not a mistake. It's a masterpiece."
Does that make nature a pedophile?
@@Agent_Coulson nope
"nah, I'd adapt"
-axolotl
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Vs the honoured one who said nah I'd win but are you nah I'd win because you lost or did you loose because you're nah I'd win
Bro is mahoraga
If your dude morphs and your conditions are fine, please do not stress out. Occasionally axolotls will morph without explanation. It’s rare but it happens.
Me when I see the police counting tickets for bad parking (I know that the police officer is a morphed axolotl)
Makes sense. Axolotls are a unique in the regard that they do not 'grow up' by default. For other salamanders being a water animal is a childhood phase, axolotls decided getting out of water was unnecessary and the growing up mechanism was suppressed in this regard.
So it makes sense that as a mutation or something this mechanism can just randomly re-appear.
@@xkdjdnskdnscndjdj984 KAKYOIN
Finally someone who has done a research
@@Chevelled I learned this fact by watching SciShow.
When the environment is so bad, even the body is telling them to get out.
Thankyou!I thought I was like the only one who realized that.
@@livyzwurld1587 not really it’s more like it finally got the minerals needed for transformation or it’s body just decided it’s time axolotls morph all the time in normal conditions it’s not a survival trait it’s just it finally growing into a salamander but ya😂
I literally see you everywhere, are you like, commenting on every shorts you see?!? And like, 75% of the time, your top comment. I just don’t understand. Smh
@@No__Bark_34 Axolotls aren’t meant to morph, unlike other salamanders in their genus. Their ability to morph is purely vestigial and isn’t normal. If it happens in the wild, it’s because the salamander is a hybrid. Pet trade axolotls only morph because there was a point where pet trade axolotls were being interbred with tiger salamanders.
@@RafilaWan 😂😂😂😂😂 you thinking someone got a tiger salamander and axolotl to breeds the funniest thing Iv heard where do people come up with this stuff
“You didnt feed me i will come for you next” evolves into godzilla
Cant believe there is goji fans here
@@i_love_gay_corn_69 Godzilla is 1 of the goats of movies
axolotl looks like dragon and dragon look like dinosour and dinosaur look like what? GODZILLA
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Axolotls are so beautiful, and yet so endangered-thanks to us careless humans, who polluted their habitats and drove them all the way to the fence of extinction. Good job mankind, for adding another innocent animal to your growing list of near extinct and completely extinct species. Here's to hoping we can bring back these underwater beauties before it's too late.
Axolotl shaved his head.
Axolotl threw out his aquatic vape.
Axolotl drives a Bugatti.
Lmao
But what color is it's Bugatti?
Axolotl is arrested for human trafficking allegations
@@colk5373 Axolotl got arrested in Romania
Axolotl became a felon.
*Axolotl* " hm, yeah this water sucks"
* Literally evolves*
I want to steal its genes and do the same shit
Mudkip evolves into Salazzle.
What? Axolotl is evolving?
Congratulations! Your AXOLOTL evolved into AXOLANDL!
@@oxygendevourer69420 *badge collected*
@@Derpster2 It's Not A Mistake✨IT'S A MASTERPIECE✨
"Oh, my owner left me alone..."
"ITS EVOLVING TIME, BITCH!"
😂
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It didn't evolve, it just lost it's gills
ruclips.net/video/c-U8tpqL--4/видео.html
@@skadeet2221 which Is a feature it developed through evolution it did technically evolve its just always had the ability to evolve into a different state in case its environment changed its funny people deny biogenesis saying "fishes can't walk on land or breathe" meanwhile many fishes can live in water or the land due to evolution like mudskippers
I have two morphed axles, and they did it naturally. Their tank was fine, their tank mates didn't morph, it was actually a father and a son that morphed, so I suspect that it's genetic. They're both very healthy and basically just weird colored tiger salamanders.😊
So, if that’s the case then it could either be a 1 in like 100k chance of happening or the person you bought them from could have sold you a tiger salamander larva or you found them and you thought they were axolotls
It *literally* is genetics because the *only reason* we have albino axolotl is from cross-breeding with tiger salamanders 💯
The more sally genes they have in their family tree the higher chance they morph
Bro if u bought it I think tiger salamanders look like axolotles when they are baby's
@@Jaythegibberishyeah I think they got scammed 💀
This is actually so amazing, it’s so bizarre how different bodies work, adapt and change
Yeah sadly it shortens their lifespan by a ton
@@notaverage5551 yeah turns out they only live for 39 hours after that
@@isodeivys611 they can live a couple of years
@clima-xx🔞👇 what the hell did this have to do with this comment
@@just_a_booba9075 its a bot, just report it
the axolotl:
y'know what fuck evolution I'll just go on land right now
Lol
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To explain, Axolotls are just Salamanders that never reach the final life stage, so they have it in them to be a Salamander, but this is really bad for them and should never happen.
My body just beeped wtf
Like a kaitlyn jenner?
You have my discord pfp lol
Oooooo
That is true
"Your Axolotl is evolving!"
"Congratulations, Your Axolotl has evolved into a Salamander!"
"Salamander has been registered to your pokedex."
i like this
Axolotls will sometimes morph even if you do everything right, they still morph like salamanders and newts, they’ve just adapted to delay it, most of the time
they can morph with a lot of iodine in their food or if iodine is injected into them. it’s very dangerous.
U do know those are just their baby forms right?
Right?
THEY SHOULDN'T MORPH IT'S LITERALLY BAD FOR THEIR HEALTH
@@jebadiahjackson not really they are just stuck in a larva stage and can reproduce in that stage
@@guacamoledolphin
They don't live as long, a morph lives up to a year but if it stays in its current form then its 15 years that's a huge difference
Owner: Neglects Axolotl
Axolotl: Godzilla theme starts
Owner: "why do I here boss music?"
😥😥🖐🏢
@@cervandohoyos6232 ???
It can also happen randomly in perfect conditions, due to most captive axolotls having tiger salamander genes due to being crossbred at the beginning of them being brought into the pet trade
No that’s not true at all, I don’t know who you Heard that from but axolotl‘s can’t be with tiger salamanders. And the only way for an axolotl to turn into a salamander is bad environment on accident or when the owners force that axolotl into a metamorphosis it’s not healthy for it shortens their lifespan and is very abusive to the animal. If you think it’s good to do that to ask Lotto then you don’t deserve to own axolotl. Tiger salamanders are related but they can’t breed with axolotl‘s metamorphosis for axolotl is unnatural. If you don’t believe me ask professional axolotl breeders.
@@ender_raids909 they most definitely can. that information is from the woman that has multiple morphed axolotls. She was/is an axolotl breeder and has rescued several morphed ones. Not all morphed axolotls are that way as a result of abuse. Also, I never once said it was ok to do or that I encourage anyone to do it, or want to do it myself. You are making very bold and offensive assumptions about me, and you have no idea what you’re talking about. Chill.
@@snakesonaframe2668 did she morph them or rescue axos that were morphed by someone else_ sorry that imore aggressive then i thought ive had a bad day. i was more concerned with you thinking that you can safely morph one
@@ender_raids909 I believe one of hers morphed suddenly and randomly, she was very confused, did research, and ended up rescuing other morphed axolotls and does a lot of research and puts out information on how to properly care for an axolotl that has morphed. She does NOT encourage morphing on purpose, nor did she morph hers on purpose.
Yes my younger brothers straight up one day turned black and orange
Dang the Mudkip really just did turn into Charmander
on one hand it’s fascinating how these creatures are able to rapidly change to fit their environment but on the other hand, it is of course abusive and extremely stressing for the axolotl.
That's like millions of years of evolution in no time and now it's a lizard. Like you said abusive if on purpose but insane. Which means they have to relearn hunting and a whole new world of dangers and they still adapt
@@Anthony-ye8jr salamander. It’s an amphibian. Not a reptile.
@@Anthony-ye8jr no that's not the same thing.
They can also change due to a special jelly
I find it upestting that there endangered or one of the classifications in there natural habitat but are found easily in the pet trade as far as I know
This is actually due to iodine exposure. Their native environment in Mexico lacks iodine, and when they are exposed to iodine they undergo metamorphosis. What we all call an axolotl is just a salamander in pupil form.
Sadly these gringos take the axolotls out of their natural environment to keep them as pets
@@MrSoso1050 Why racist
@@mikebather6688 that's not racism lmao.
@@mikebather6688 it should be speciest
@@pancaliente6367 alright Mexican
This can also happen due to a rare genetic trait that affects growth hormones and causes morphing. If your axolotl has this trait they will naturally morph as they grow regardless of the condition they are kept in. If your axolotl morphs it will need a completely different living space, it's now a land living amphibian and will require a humid terrarium :)
Sure, sure is now the owner fault is the Axolotl fault.
It also turns a bit ugly XD
@@EliosMoonEliosok
They only morph when the cannibalise other axalotles
@@xx_predalien_xx4217no, they don’t. There are many different things that can cause axolotls to morph, such as their genetics, chemical conditions of their food, environment, and also people thinking tiger salamanders are axolotls busy aren’t.
He like: why tf can I not breathe anymore…💀
Just a disclaimer, everyone is saying that they transform into salamanders from poor condition. Which is correct but sometimes it just happens even in good conditions which cannot be controlled.
Oh cool
Or if exposed to iodine edit this is incredibly cruel would never do it to mine
@@frankjay1863 but that is cruelty.
So my pokemon just spontaneously evolves
@@sectorforall1760 yes one hundred percent agree insanely so usually killing them however I forgot to put that sorry
"Ah, dawg my conditions are poor, gotta change my entire species 😔"
lmfao
It’s technically “gotta grow up” since the usual axolotl are not adults
I was human last year but I turned back to monkey because of covid
Aw man Jerry turned into a mass of organs with full consciousness and eyes waiting to die in peace he should have ate the salad with us
I swear this is the definition of adaptation in evolution. Their species is ready to live on land if necessary
It really is a pokemon.
Looks like one.
Has a pokemon like a name.
Evolves.
Wooper to Quagsire
@@JustinRed624 Wooper to Clodsire
Devolves*
It’s not evolving, it’s growing up.
Mudkip? To swampire
Fact: Axolotls are named after the Aztec god of death Xolotl.
Never morph your axlotls, they often don’t survive the morphing process and their life span dramatically decreases
Mine died because he tried to morph and didn't successfully 😕
@@proditgii12 f
Morph them, it’s the natural process of the animals. Imagine if someone fucked with you so much you remained a toddler because your owner thought you looked cuter that way.
@@Smoneey no. Literally everyone is saying this is bad for them. It’s not about appearances, it’s about the animal’s health. They typically only morph in extreme conditions in order to survive, and tend to die shortly after. It dramatically decreases their life expectancy. Your metaphor makes no sense- it’s not like making a toddler stay a toddler, it’s like keeping an adult healthy so that they don’t die earlier. If they morph on their own, okay, but you shouldn’t be putting them in conditions in order to try and force it on them. That will make things worse.
@@thedestroyasystem Or like keeping butterflies as caterpillars because you dislike nature only giving butterflies a short lifespan.
Artificially keeping an animal in its cute stage because you have a problem with how these animals should live is always a problem
They’re all salamanders. It’s just they’ve evolved to never leave their juvenile form, but still sexually mature. When exposed to iodine they also complete their lifecycle for some reason.
This is what I was going to say. They also don't live long after going through the metamorphosis.
When you say “complete their lifecycle” do you mean they die?
the iodine stimulates a gland in their brain which makes them undergo metamorphosis. same with tadpoles , remove all the iodine in water they will stay tadpoles forever
@@elijahthompson1120 For an analogy think of frogs. Their life cycle is egg, tadpole, then frog. They go from having gills and being stuck in the water to having lungs and being able to leave the water for brief periods of time.
Axolotls are the same. They are born from eggs, have gills (which are the feathery parts on their face), and then they lose those gills and go on land. However axolotls have evolved to not reach their final form. It’s like if a frog stayed a tadpole forever but still was able to reproduce. That’s what axolotls have evolved to do.
i must know more, this is the most fascinating thing in the world to me right now
“The axolotl who is just chillin”
“The human:
OMG MY AXOLATAL EVOLVED
it's not chilling its in pain bozo
@@pizzaman2726 no it’s not it evolved to adapt to the conditions it’s chilling you fucking goof
Yes and it's axolotl
@@pizzaman2726 r/woosh
@@gamingwiththepros657 it's not funny if someone is hurt isn't it huh
That thing is a nightmare fuel!
They actually look scary after morphing. This is so sad that someone would get an animal they can't properly care for and keep it until it literally changes form or dies. Smh.
Well they a lot people do know how to take care of axolotls, but people also impulse buy them. It can morph because of genetics or because someone forces it too.
What's even scarier are the people who get an animal to purposely abuse them like axolotls just to see them turn for curiosity and entertainment
It happens the same with children, unfortunately
They die anyway. A morphed axolotl only live a few weeks at most
@@lemonlizard1 they can live couple more years at most actually
When your owner is so irresponsible it forced you to transform and get out of water to smack him.
Hey you...Area 51 invites u to have a party😄
Forced to actually grow up
Priceless 😂
Yo.......Elon is tryin to contact you ⚠️
Yeah!
“This axolotl has turned into a salamander”
I find this funny bc axolotls are salamanders
My nephew finally turned to human. :O
they are but they arent supposed to reach the final stage
Stop
@@yeeyt464 they actually are, they just don't cuz they are used to conditions in water.
Digimon evolution
Bro levelled up
He's evolving at a rapid pace that we cannot understand
Understandable or not it's far from "unfortunately" as she called it. Being able to adopt that fast is everything but unfortunate. That's some real life superpower sh*t
He’s becoming a human with regeneration skills and partial breathing underwater skills with pink skin
Hey we have the same pfp!
Lol
@@suncaseen489 axolots are like tadpoles, yesterday for some reason normally they don't get to the adult phase.
Some axolotls also carry a morphing gene that sometimes causes them to morph into a terrestrial. There are multiple reasons axolotls morph not just because they are ill.
that's due to crossbreeding with tiger salamanders,
and even then it's very uncommon
so 9 times out of 10 it's excessive iodine
@@22beesjustvibin67 I would imagine that’s why they said “some” and “sometimes” lol.
This is forgetting some stuff, some people find this cool and would want to do it, but you need to mention how it’s incredibly painful for them
Bro axolotls are literally baby salamanders all it’s doing is growing up
@@OgSpeef not entirely actually, i'm not gonna say i know everything but you should look into it yourself :)
@@OgSpeef Yo, what the fuck are you on??
@@OgSpeef damn bro you failed biology as I can see, basically axolots are amphibians sort of and they don't evolve naturally into salamanders actually they don't even evolve at all since they don't have the need for it as they don't have any natural predators so they just stay in that phase where they are almost immortal and never grow old but they can adapt to their environment as you adapting to be a piece of shit because you don't get any females
@@rainyrelation1626 damn somones mad its just an axolotl ,am
Congrats! Your Axolotie has Evolved into Salalander
Axolotl: ha, this isn’t even my final form
turns into a salamander
Axolotl: *hahahahahahahahaha*
@@justbrettg ofc cuz u cant take a joke
@@mandown3448 no he was still an axolotl after he turnt into an axolotl
Actually he should be crying cause that means the it's unhealthy and it might get exo cancer
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Axolotl : you know I'm something of a pokemon myself
Lol
“You: believing puberty will give you a glow up”
“Also you:”
You really had to do me dirty like that bro💀
This deserves more likes
Thanks for your videos I think I love all your videos😊❤
Just a disclaimer, even though axolotls CAN do this, doesn't mean they're meant to. It is extremely painful to the axolotl, and can reduce its lifespan to 2 years max. (Axolotls live up to 15 years if kept in proper conditions) if you want an animal that can morph, just get a tiger salamander.
So morphing axolotls is a Mistake not a masterpiece
@@tylerhickman3131 exactly
Well, if it just happens, while they are still juveniles, the axolotl should live a long happy life. (Atleast that's what I read)
@@steinkoloss7320 thats extremely rare though. like it hardly ever happens in the wild. unless an owner forces them to do it
สนสส
What ? Your Axolot is evolving
*Evolutions Sounds *
Congratulations your Axolot evolved into a SALAMENDER
Atp its like a death sentence for the axolotl, congratulations your voltorb evolved and can now explode in a bigger radius, is that a good susan?
press B! PRESS B!!
@@innocent_compass fuck the B button atp just huck an everstone at the damn thing
Axolothl is learning a new technique called "breathe air"
@@dolphin6755 heals to full, but you gain poison
Yeah this just sometimes happens. Doesn't have to be in poor living conditions at all. In fact, the small wild population of these critters actually do it too now. They were bred with Tiger Salamanders to increase their numbers and chance of survival.
But it makes their life expectancy deteriorate.
Its very rare for it to just “happen” for no reason
and either way it’s still a painful experience for them
I didn't make the rules of what was and wasn't supposed to happen when whoever crossbred those animals together. Just trying to educate on what I know. Been told that they aren't in pain when this happens. It can literally go through full metamorphosis in as little as 2 days. Not trying to argue with someone though
This is flat out wrong in regards to an axolotl. They only turn into salamanders under extreme negative conditions, any keeper that allows this or propogayes it is abusing the animal, and they will only do it in the wild under extreme, life threatening conditions. They'll usually die shortly after this change as theyre not optimized to live that way in their natural habitat
Hmmmm
“LIGHT FURY !!!”
I love how a healthy axolotl never grows up from its aquatic stage but an unhealthy one does
Never grows down into terrestrial being, its transcendence being 🗿
Axolotls smarter than us, they know growing up is a trap...
Actually they can at any time for any reason
For anyone that wants the best of both worlds, get a tiger salamander. You can buy them in their “larvae” stage when they look like dark colored axolotls but they naturally become terrestrial as they grow. Personally I think tiger salamanders are just as cute
Ty for making me want them
Axolotl be like: f*ck this sh*t I'm out
ruclips.net/user/shortsori-4Qc74Q0?feature=share 🔥
No they get unhealthy and transform and it's bad for them
They look so cute 🥺
**Salamander stays on land**
*YOUR SALAMANDER IS EVOLVING INTO LIZARD*
Nobody:
Axolotls not getting enough care: I TRANSFORM
What temn likes !!!!!!
This is what I found on Google to give a touch of more context for this.
"However, occasionally the Axolotl can morph into the land-based adult form, a change thought to be caused by hormonal changes which can be instigated, for example, by excessive iodine levels in their water tank".
This is actually so amazing, it’s so bizarre how different bodies work, adapt and change
@@shaukahodan2373 it could be a potentially painful process for the poor thing and is forced upon it most of the time
@@k1tkattx360 yeah and this transformation can actually shorten their lifespan
@@k1tkattx360 why do you think its painful? its a salamander after all, no reason to think just for this one that its painful, unless you think its painful for all animals that have methamophosis
@@kayatoastkkat if i recal correctly it is known that methamorphosis causes their regeneration capacity to become worse but there isnt much research or evidence to conclude that it actualy shortens their lifespan
Basically axolotles are the most fastest evolvers right so they can teach how evolution works
This is the equivalent of a specific Digimon evolution requiring "care mistakes." I had no idea that had a basis in reality. Whoa.
Which is why digimon >Pokémon
@@ARCHCOMPO Digimon is better than Pokémon because you have to mistreat an animal to force it to evolve so it can fight your battles for you?
@@Xerxine I think they mean that the ways digimon can evolve (fusion, spirit evolution, slide evolution, reverse evolution, etc) make it more interesting than Pokemon. I happen to agree there, but also: I love most monster collection games as well as life-sims (Digimon World 1 / World Next Order / ReDigitize are examples of this: time passes and you need to feed and care for your digimon rather than just have turn-based battles). Monster Rancher and Dragon Quest Monsters are also wonderful!
@@jomon324 …. Okay then…. Thanks for sharing…
@@ARCHCOMPO i prefer Digimon but i wouldn't say it's better as a fact
Honestly this is why that trend of forcing your axolotl to turn into a salamander is so cruel.
You literally have to neglect and abuse them so badly for this to happen
How is that a trend?
@@apss5736 it's just a trend from shitty youtubers right now
I don't see the point in purposefully shortening an animals lifespan just for views and because it looks "cool". People should stop doing this. #savetheaxolotls
@@apss5736 more like #saveallanimals
@@DownUnderSniperGaming ............
Don't forget that this also shortens their lives considerably
Hi! I study morphed axolotls (salamanderwithasign) and I can tell you that this is actually a myth. Poor care, stress, and bad feeding habits are what causes their lifespan to be shortened. I've actually met people who have kept them on dry woodchips for example and then wonder why they only lived for a few months. "Oh, it must be their natural state." Nope! It was just tortured to death with poor care. I've met some that have lived for 10 years or more with proper, diligent care. :)
@Storm Mist he's literally a salamander shut the fuck up
@Storm Mist cope harder would you
and its abusive
@Storm Mist EXACTLY
Aww so sweet 😢😢😢
Not fun fact: some pet owners put their axolotls in horrible living conditions on purpose to force them to evolve
🗿
shouldve give them some exp potion
technically it's caused by an excess of iodine, but it still shortens the lifespan of the axolotl drastically
Disturbing fact would be better for this
They mature dip shit
If they’re exposed to a specific hormone as well they can change into that which is technically their final form since they are amphibians and most grow amphibious animals like frogs naturally grow out of that middle stage which axolotl don’t
Your right
However its abuse because it reduces their life span by a huge margin and its incredibly stressful.
So you can activate the hormone or put it in the water and they'd naturally change in the same clean environment as they were as axolotols?
@Hyper shadow the hedgehog well it's not normal or healthy. It's a mutation that destroys their gills and shortens their lifespan. Axolotls are not supposed to lose their gills.
If I remember correctly they need a Iodine rich environment to fully mature. However their natural environment lacks Iodine.
There seems to be some confusion in the comments, so lemme try to help!
A true axolotl is neotenic and will not become terrestrial for any other reason than poor living conditions.
Axies crossbred with tiger salamanders can become terrestrial due to suppression of the gene, but as far as I know this is also uncommon. I don't know what percentage of axies sold are results of this crossbreeding, but because metamorphisis is still uncommon in the axie keeping community, I would say not many lol
Metamorphosis is super stressful and will shorten the axolotls life span, so do not ever try to elicit that response‼️
It is 100% a myth that axolotls only morph in poor living conditions. I am truly shocked at how many people in the comments are pushing this bit of misinformation.
You mean paedomorphic
@@skypruth7548 Interesting can you tell more about the subject? Specifically what is the real reason they morph?
@Destiny Kevin It isn't always poor health care! Sometimes they can morph without outside influence
Bump this comment, so many people are ignorant fucks who do think it's cute to torture these magnificent animals. They'll just get another when it stresses to death. So sad.
wow it is the Asolot!
homie took “breath air!” to srsly 💀
Next step: human
Underrated 💀
@VISOR literally what
@VISOR I had a stroke reading that
An axolotl IS A SALAMANDER. It’s just specially adapted to not continue the full process of the metamorphosis. Why is this, well it’s because the gland which releases the hormone for metamorphosis doesn’t release the hormone in them, if the iodine levels get to low the axolotl is then forced into a condition where to survive it releases the hormone but due to the lack of iodine the created is then in a condition it wasn’t supposed to be in and it often dies. It’s a rare even naturally but in captivity can be causes due to poor maintenance.
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Hello there I’m a salamander bomber
if it is taken care of after becoming a salamander can it go back to a axolotle
Metamorphosis 🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿
@@salamandertheavgeek💀
Tiger Salamanders: BLUD, SHUT YOUR MOUTH IF YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE F- YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT.
"They turn into a terrestrial land animal that breathes air"
*Keeps it in an aquarium*
@sokin jon that is one way
They still should be kept in water tank,they just should have some out of water space.
They're amphibians, not lizards, they still heavily rely on water. They use their land form to hopefully find unpolluted bodies of fresh water.
Do u know what a salamander is?
It's still a salamander and they are aquatic too.
Bumps into wall:
The “axolotl”: ****
What
Your Axolotl is evolving!
**evolving sounds**
Your Axolotl has evolved into a Salamander!
Astrolotl
There are no such thing as 'evolving sounds'! It's only fantasy & anima what you are talking about.
next generation of pokemon
Neglectful owners
Please don't morph Axolotls. Its very cruel, and it stresses them out a lot. They also need different care. It can shorten their lifespan too.
Yeah :(
Hi, I study and rescue morphed axolotls (salamanderwithasign) and I just want to say that this is actually not what happens in MOST all cases! I've been interviewing owners and, as I said before, researching what causes this and the biggest answer is genetics. I've actually never met anyone in my studies (outside of verified labwork) that has caused their axolotl to morph VIA "cruelty." In the pet trade, it happens because of a faulty genetic line. We are currently thinking that it might have something to do with hybridization with other types of salamander (tiger salamander and andersoni are big ones) thus creating a recessive gene that causes axolotls to morph as they near "adulthood."
Wow. Thank you for the information
@@salamanderwithasign2501 the only thing ik about axolotl is that they're cool
@@salamanderwithasign2501 I've heard some things about a certain chemical - which i will not name in an attempt to keep people from harming their pets - aiding in the process of axolotl morphing. Do you have any thoughts on that, or is the axolotl line genuinely so far removed that it can only morph via genetic contamination?
Axolotl: man this water be trash
Salamander: these rocks be hittin different
Yessir the 《□□>●●¤ pebbles do be hitting different doe 😤😤
yeah they do be hittin different if i throw it at them
Congrats your Axolotl has evolved!
welcome to the episode of
yay finally something good to watch
"It's morbin time!"
thank you for the likes👍👍👍👍
THERE ARE VOICES INSIDE OF MY HEAD THERE ARE VOICES INSIDE OF MY HEAD
Salamanderzord!
*morbin
@@thaddiustaylor4546 my joke was a joke😂
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The genetics of an axolotl is amazing. Being able to evolve that quickly and adapt is something many animals cannot do.
Yeah, amazing how stupid people are to think thats special at amphibious animals, especially larves which axolotls are
The only thing which makes them „unique“, they never get into their final stage (like frogs) so from a health standpoint its just better to let it allow life in water only without any metamorphosis to a land animal, they have just a great life underwater
@@harrison00xXx you seem fun at parties
@@harrison00xXx Bro it's also stupid to think everyone is quite knowledgeable about axolotls form change, get a grip mi amigo.
It’s a very similar process to a tadpole becoming a frog, metamorphosis (I think) not evolution
Its not really evolution, Axolotls are essentially tadpoles that don't (most times don't at least) grow up.
Why do I know this? I was bored at 3Am and got curious.
Edit: If you want to talk about fast evolution, talk about squids. They can adapt within a few generations
"This axolotl turned into a salamander"
Me: "I thought they were already salamanders?"
They are it's just they are not in their full adult form usually because where they are from there was no need to leave the water they do that rarely naturally it's either bad conditions or they were exposed to iodine that caused it to evolve
It’s the axolotl larval stage.
Axotals have no reason to ever fully evolve into a salamander and it can even cause them to reduce their life span because its something they due to survive a negative enviroment
I miss my axolotl 😢😭
“Your axolotl is evolving!”
Pokémon-
Omfg I didn't know that was from pokemon
I WILL NOT TOUCH THAT NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY
@@rashidarahman2171even if I told you if you touch it you will get salmonella....I don't fucking believe you
This pokemons evolve conditions: to have a axolotl (land form) you must not use your axolotl (water form) for over 500 battles and you must have negative friendship stats😂😂
lmao
Or give an iodine stone
Lmao
What? Axolotl is evolving!
I was literally about to post how this sounds like a dumb requirement to get a pokemon to evolve! Wtf lol
"The time that axolotl listened to Andreaw Tate. "
BROOOOOOOOO💀💀💀💀💀
This video is lying please do your own research before taking something as fact. But! If you give an axolotl a specific chemical they will start metamorphosis
🥰🥰🥰
Thats just sick
Backward evolition
It amazes me the amount of animals we know of that make science fiction look less like fiction
Unfortunately, when a healthy axolotl is left in poor conditions, it adapts instead of dying. 😢
wait, so you want it to die instead?
@@Postmaybe That's the joke.
IDK why this made me laugh, but it did 💀💀💀
@@Postmaybe no but It Is very paingul for It and It also shortens their lifespan
@@genesisplus4325 i was trying to add on to the joke and not be as serious as i came out to be, sorry
It’s actually cruel how they do this sometimes.. some places stress them out till they do this..
Axolotl doesn't metamorph to salamander by poor conditions. It actually can't naturally, because it doesn't produce hormone that does that.
In order to metamorph Axolotl into Salamander, you need to artificially inject iodyne or thyroxine.
@@qbek_san no, no you don’t have to inject chemicals into them. they simply change their bodily features to adapt.
@@qbek_san both are correct. Injections and/or poor conditions can trigger the hormonal changes needed to become a salamander
An amphibian who can undergo a triggered changed and "become" another amphibian....could you truely say that they are seperate creatures? Wouldnt that imply a much closer relationship between the two than previously defined?
@@ChrM1694 literally every amphibian can undergo triggered change and become "another amphibian", except for axolotl, at least naturally
You see, frogs, toads, and salamanders that
Though they don't become separate species
Once a frog, always a frog
They just underwent a series of metamorphosis before being mature
Eggs, tadpoles, tadpoles with legs, young frogs, and matured frogs are all frogs, and will always be frog no matter the form
Axolotls are unique because they are the only kind of salamander that does paedomorphosis
They live in a poor environment where food and water are scarce
Sometimes even Iodine which is necessary to produce thyroxine, which is needed to reach maturity is also scarce
So they do paedomorphosis, allowing them to breed before reaching mature state, unlike other salamanders that need to be full-grown to breed
And yes, axolotls are closely related to salamanders, because axolotl is a part of the salamander group
Axolotl is just one of many species of salamanders
I can gess why it's sick. Look at that water😂😂
It didn’t “turn into a salamander” axolotls are already salamanders. It just changed into a different type of salamander which is still really cool!
It’s not cool. It’s cruel
@@theotheseaeagle yes I know it’s cruel but it is cool that it’s able to do that.
@@theotheseaeagle It depends, definitely never force it, that's unhealthy no matter what, but some Axolotls still morph without poor conditions, just rarely. And it definitely is interesting from a biology point of view, but not cool that people do this intentionally to make them morph
@@theotheseaeagle still cool
I prefer the cuter ones the way it’s kind of cool but if you like the axolotl is in pain for some reason
„Left in poor conditions“ my guy looking like he transformed to take revenge.
It’s called adaptation; it doesn’t necessarily mean your axol is sick, but it does speak about the care you’re providing it..
It could also be genetics most axolotls tend to have bad genetics and it could cause morphing but I agree it could also happen from having bad care
@@TheDevilHasArrived666adapting and evolving are two different things. Evolving is what you're thinking of. Adapting happens on a much smaller timescale :)
@@TheDevilHasArrived666 nah ur good
Tell me then, asshole
Crackhouse Axolotl 🦎🏚🦎
Fascinating!!! I'll be researching this.
Axolotl played Minecraft too long with that skin and finally said
“Y’know what, maybe I should change to this avatar, it looks cool!”
Little did they know it was a 1 way trip
This comment needs more likes 👍🏻
Axolotls gotta be the coolest water animal
Remember guys, never let you wooper evolve
Quagsire is disappointing
Because you need to Bewear of the consequences.
Stop
LMAO
Really interUrsing
" I REJECT BEING AN AXOLOTL JOJO!!"