The axolotl is a Mexican mole salamander, about 15-45cm in length, and one of the cleverest critters you're ever likely to meet. If the axolotl loses a limb, it will grow another. If it loses a certain part of its brain, it will grow that back, too.
Tests have shown that it will happily accept transplants from other axolotls, including eyes and portions of brain, and rewire them to work perfectly. Because of these amazing powers of regeneration, some axolotls swim about with several more limbs than are strictly necessary.
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Nice article, but nothing about the Leafy Sea Dragon was "designed", it evolved to look the way it is through natural selection, the process by which heritable traits that allow for higher fitness of an individual thus increasing the likelihood of their survival and successful reproduction, resulting in certain traits to become more common in a population over successive generations.
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