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Axolotls (pronounced “AX-oh-lot-ul”) are salamanders that stay in their teenage form their whole lives – scientists call this neoteny!
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During the day, Red-eyed Tree Frogs fold their red eyes under their eyelids, showing only a green pattern that helps them hide!
Some poison dart frogs do a super-fast toe-tapping dance — not to talk to other frogs, but to make tasty bugs move so they can catch them!
A single poison dart frog might spend its whole life in an area smaller than your bedroom!
Bush vipers help maintain forest balance by controlling populations of small animals, acting like nature’s pest controllers!