Axolotls Got a Big Lift from Minecraft

Axolotls Got a Big Lift from Minecraftby: Isabel Ann Alexander

In 2020, Mojang put an endangered animal in Minecraft because it was endangered. Today Mexico City paints itself pink for the World Cup. Example conservation supported by creative leadership!

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Axolotls Got a Big Lift from Minecraft

Science Just Confirmed Twin Aztec Gods: How a New Fossil in Mexico Echoes the Mythology Behind Legends of Axolotl

Science Just Confirmed Twin Aztec Gods: How a New Fossil in Mexico Echoes the Mythology Behind Legends of Axolotlby: Isabel Ann Alexander

A new fossil species named Ambystoma quetzalcoatli just validated the Aztec twin mythology at the heart of Legends of Axolotl. Here's why that matters.

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Science Just Confirmed Twin Aztec Gods: How a New Fossil in Mexico Echoes the Mythology Behind Legends of Axolotl

The World Cup's Most Unlikely Star: How the Axolotl Became Mexico City's Mascot (and Why That Matters)

The World Cup's Most Unlikely Star: How the Axolotl Became Mexico City's Mascot (and Why That Matters)by: Isabel Ann Alexander

How a critically endangered salamander became Mexico City's unofficial World Cup symbol — and why locals are calling out the celebration as a cover-up.

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The World Cup's Most Unlikely Star: How the Axolotl Became Mexico City's Mascot (and Why That Matters)

Restoring the Balance: How People and Nature Can Work Together

Restoring the Balance: How People and Nature Can Work Togetherby: Isabel Ann Alexander

Hope returns to the Everglades as Lotty & Finn share how scientists and citizens work together to heal nature after the python invasion.

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Restoring the Balance: How People and Nature Can Work Together