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