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Hi All-

I'm working on a research paper around Axolotls and medical testing. I remember reading somewhere about an example of a pet axie swimming up to the surface in expectation of food. I'm am trying to show that axies have at least a little intelligence or can at least be conditioned to certain responses. I've been trying for 2 days to find a concrete example of this, but have not had any luck.

Does anyone know where I can find an example that I could cite on this behavior or a similar type of behavior?
 
Nevermind all. I found the quote I was looking for. Thanks for reading. :O)
 
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