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What page would you find information about how scientists are trying to save the axolotls?

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In what country would you find axolotls?

• Canada

• United States

• Mexico

• Peru

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What is the name of the lake that axolotls live in?

• Lake Meredith

• Lake Xochimilco

• Lake Powell

• Lake Buchanan

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What is the problem that threatens the axolotls?

• Too many people on the lake

• Pollution

• Loss of habitat

• All of the above

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The axolotl is a kind of ________________.

• Frog

• Lizard

• Salamander

• Snake

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Why is the lake drying up?

• It never rains

• People have used the water to build roads and houses

• The water is flowing out into a river

• The water flows out into the ocean

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what is a new danger to the axolotls?

• Crocodiles

• Fish that eat their eggs

• Snakes

• Turtles

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What does the axolotl eat?

• Small fish

• Frogs

• Snails

• Bugs

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What is the difference between the number of axolotls between 1998 and 2008?

• 1,185

• 15,285

• 15,803

• 2,591

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What would happen to the insect population if the axolotls die out?

• The insects would increase

• The insects would die out

• The insects would decrease

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