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Last updated April 21, 2004
Please let me know if you've got anything
to add to this list. I'm always glad to meet people who are interested in
axolotls or amphibians in any way.
Axolotls as Pets
Axolotls in Science
 | The Indiana University Axolotl
Colony breeds axolotls for educational and scientific purposes. You'll
find a descriptive history of the colony there as well as guidlines for
raising axolotls. There is some information at this site that you won't
find anywhere else on the web. |
| There is a great picture of an axolotl in The
Optics of Memory, an article about a very intriguing study into
the nature of memory. This page is part of the larger Shuffle
Brain home page. |
| The Xenopus Molecular Marker
Resource. This stuff is a bit over my head, but there are some rather
interesting images of the axolotl's early developmental stages. |
| Norina is an audio
visual supplier for biological materials. They sell a film about young
axolotls. |
Axolotls in the Arts
| Many visitors have written me about The Axolotl, a short story
by Julio Cortazar. I have not read the story myself (I keep asking for his books
every Christmas), but from the reviews that I've read and the email I've
receieved it sounds pretty good. I believe that Cortazar writes in Spanish,
but most, if not all of his works are also available in English. The Axolotl
is included in his English-language anthology, Blow-Up:
And Other Stories. Note: There is a lengthy excerpt
from this story online at The
Modern World. (Thanks to Alison Raouf for the tip.) |
| My band, Loaf, does the other axolotl
song. You can hear The Puckles Song and others at my Songs
About Pets page. Oh, and yes, I am aware of the irony that a band named
"Loaf" should be listed in the "Culture" section. |
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