Names are often a tad misleading. This is definitely the case with the axolotl, which is often referred to as the "Mexican walking fish." First, this little guy is not a fish; rather, he's a ...

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Axolotls are also a favorite among medical researchers for their biologically fascinating ability to regenerate any limbs or ...

a small freshwater fish] and they had few predators, so there was little reason to emerge.” Patrick Guenette/Alamy Some axolotl species transform themselves into earth-walking salamanders ...

But urban sprawl, contaminated water and non-native fish that like to eat young axolotls have led to the salamander’s near-total collapse, according to population surveys. The axolotl is not the ...

The axolotl (ack-suh-lah-tuhl) is an amphibian that originates from the ancient lakes of Mexico, hence the nickname "Mexico walking fish". This may look like a fish, catfish even, with its sleek ...

After taking the species to two different pet shops, it was confirmed the 'frogspawn' was actually axolotl eggs - a critically endangered amphibian also known as "the Mexican walking fish".

The axolotl, which can regenerate many of its body parts, was the inspiration for Walking Fish Therapeutics Inc., which just closed on a $50 million series A financing to advance its B-cell therapies ...