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Axolotls have a unique body covering that consists of smooth, moist skin which is permeable to water, allowing for respiration. Their skin is typically a pale pink or white color due to the presence of blood vessels, and they can also exhibit various pigmentation patterns, including darker hues. Unlike many amphibians, axolotls do not undergo a complete metamorphosis, retaining their larval features, including external gills, throughout their lives. This distinctive body covering helps them thrive in their aquatic environments.

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