The axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a salamander native to Mexico City's lakes and wetlands that doesn't go through metamorphosis, meaning it stays in its tadpole form throughout its life. Axolotls are known as the "Peter Pan of salamanders" because they retain their larval characteristics and remain aquatic throughout their lives, though they can grow a foot long.
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