Axolotl... yawns?!

I'm so glad I found this thread - I was worried the first time one of mine yawned! But they are cute when they do.... :lol:
 
Sharon - the first picture is hilarious, and the second one reminds me of chimpanzees when they laugh!

Auntiejude - Welcome! You wouldn't be the first to freak out over an axxie yawn :) That's why I found this thread originally too. It's like having a kid. You just want to ask, 'is this normal?' for every new behaviour you see.
Luckily most of them are completely normal. It's the owners that are bonkers! :lol:
 
I love seeing them yawn, and catching a glimpse down the Tunnel of Doom!
 
Mine just won't yawn in front of the camera. When I turn it off they go like "HA! *YAAAAAWNNNNN!* Fooled ya again!"
 
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