Hi Sarah,
I loved reading your blog. It was easy to understand and provides the reader with vital and useful information. I hope you don't mind, I have a suggestion about the wording in one of the paragraphs. I've copied and pasted the part of the paragraph and re worded it...
Axolotl obtains its name from the Aztec god Xolotl, the god of death and bad luck - although it can also be translated as "water-dog". In my opinion, I cannot see these little adorable things having anything to do with the myth of Xolotl, not to mention death. But hey.. it doesn't affect this delightful little creatures, and that is all that matters!
Perhaps it could read as;
The name "Axolotl" is obtained from the Aztec god Xolotl, who was believed to be the god of death and bad luck. Furthermore, the name Xolotl may also be translated as "water-dog" and in my opinion I can not see this adorable amphibian having anything to do with the myth of Xolotl, not to mention death. But hey...the myth behind this delightful little creature doesn't affect them and that is all that matters!
I hope my suggestion makes sense. Thanks again for the wonderful blog.
Kind regards
Sammie.:talker:
