Mexico City and its Sacred Salamanders | bioGraphic

[@RogerG92]

im very surprised about how little comments their are these videos are amazing

[@nachitobernal4810]

I want to donate to this effort ! Please help me figure out how I can donate for this preservation of my culture!

[@JG-oq2ze]

Such a beautiful salamander. From 6000 to 36 in a sq km! Hope they save them.

[@truckerman9836]

I hope to God that the people of Mexico can save this gift.

[@AaronDarden]

I fell with the tower into a mountain of strength but even people can move mountains far, far away

[@brandlessheadphones]

Thank you so much for this thoughtful mini doc. Everyone interviewed are doing exceptional work here. Thank you.

[@eightoneape]

Great video! So glad to see attempts are being made to restore the habitats & fix flood problems..

[@mielimedina3146]

Decolonization is so important to our health and our futures!

[@thinklovepaint8907]

This is beautiful. I hope you've been successful.

[@L21-x4g]

I have an Axolotl. I am sad to see his heritage is sick. 😢

[@vwverweij]

Fantastic link between humans and environment!

[@ricohaynes-mg8wq]

Hi can I save them ?

[@pacoceja4659]

More folks like these… ❤️🌱🌱🌱

[@evelynortega4012]

When the invaders came to this land they destroyed connections and hurt Mother Nature 😢 we need to bring our ancestor’s teachings in loving all animals

[@rorororotoro]

And with all this being said. Pleaseeeee do not under any circumstances buy them to keep as pets, that is extremely harmful to them no matter how good you treat them 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 they are already on the brink of endangerment

[@OVNIFANS]

I just visited the lake and after finding an axolotl exhibit i had to search it up, i didnt know this was the only lake you could find them in lol!

[@denni98]

Do like the ancient Aztecs did with their large lake Texcoco and turn it into a fresh water lake. Start with pumping several small pools of water to separate the salt and other toxicants from the fresh water and lake based floating islands filled with green mangrove trees and plants and vegetables. Eventually over time and with help from the floating island mangroves you can pull out the toxics and salts and what remains is fresh water and also grow good game fish and Salamanders. If the Aztecs can do this a 1000 years ago, we can also do it.

[@Batanuhtanah]

Love my axies

[@TyyTheFlyGuy]

I have one albino one I keep in a tank with 2 African dwarf frogs. It’s my bedroom tank as my larger tank I keep in my living room with a much more diverse group of fish, including a giant Asian carp who is a real asshole honestly. Wouldn’t want the ax around him.

[@thomasksatriagurkha7]

Amazing

[@anisewestbrook2197]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MeLawNy]

We are monsters.

[@itsyanij]

you say “we” as a collective, as if it is not the arrival of european colonizers that catalyzed the destruction of the environment. and moreover, as if it is not the locals having to clean up their mess… and also the erasure of ancestral knowledge that has led to the colonized, brainwashed minds of many of our people. “we” are not all monsters. just the colonizers, and people like you and i who think all in humanity are doomed as we are- only because we ignore the existence of amazing people, such as these. let’s get our heads out of our asses, shall we?

[@thawngdim2176]

I did not know that 😊😅😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Bao-ft6dr]

Cá axoloti và nhốt trong lồng ngực cả những gì mà phải ôm máy bấm mỏi tay mờ mắt trong năm nay có rất nhiều các bạn trẻ yêu thích nhất là một trong những ngày đầu năm mới giáp ngọ Cá ăn cá thả cá nuôi dạy con cá chó cá ba gà trống nuôi con bằng sữa mẹ và bé học số hình ảnh của một người phụ nữ mang thai nuôi dạy con tức là không có rất nhiều các bạn trẻ yêu thích nhất

[@brnzvolk7762]

Meow

[@noodlejoos]

they’re gonna colonize this animal iykwim 🤨