Amanda Axolotl @amanda-axolotl - Tumblr Blog

Welcome to my page! I'm Amanda, a furry artist obsessed with axolotls!

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This super cute Axolotl deck of cards is such a great gift for anyone who adores axolotls! Get yours now and make someone's day!

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It’s is my pleasure to introduce to ya’ll my fursona!! This is Cosmic (she/they). 🩷 🩵

They’re a being derived from the impact of an asteroid whom chooses to assume the shape of an axolotl-dragon hybrid! That same impact has left her with magic similar to that of Discord’s from MLP (don’t ask me how, I’m an artist not an astrophysicist lmao)

This piece was drawn in the new sketchbook I started January of this year, Ive been meaning to incorporate more colour into my traditional art and finally got to do so in an experimental way! I used these new fluorescent sticky notes I got, highlighters a buddy gifted me and coloured ball-point markers :]

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I had this random idea of an axolotl ripping a vape.

So here it is! I'm thinking of making it as a little shirt, ngl. Or a sticker! I don't know yet lol

This was drawn on clip studio paint.

I needed up watching the 2014 TMNT live action and 21 Jump Street while doing this.

He's just a cute lil guy enjoying his vape🩷

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Did you know that axolotls are critically endangered in the wild?

Using environmental DNA analysis and traditional fishing techniques, researchers are seeking answers about the current population of axolotl

UNAM researchers have identified the three main causes of the imminent extinction of these water monsters: the first was the introduction of carp and tilapia, which quickly became pests because fishing was banned in Xochimilco (carp eat axolotl eggs, and tilapia eat juveniles; and then they compete with the adult amphibians for food). The second problem is pollution. Having analyzed water pollution, the team realized that the amphibians prefer places where the water quality is better. The third is the stress humans cause axolotls, especially through noise and light. When they are stressed, they get sick very quickly, and if they get sick, they quickly die.