Axolotl in top five of the ugliest creatures...

I saw that too - how can you possibly put axolotls on the same page as flap-nose monkeys, blobfish and that wrinkly frog!

Actually, if it gets axolotls the support for the Ugly Animal PreservationSociety I'm not going to complain...
 
Honestly, that's not the most flattering axolotl picture on there...

If they would see the cuteness, I'm sure they wouldn't dismiss it as "just an ugly creature".
 
What happened to that lotl?

Axies are pretty weird in some way. No eyelids, skinny chicken legs. Maniacal smile (or the serious face). But we all love our little freaks of nature! :D
 
Oh dear, that's a strange axolotl they used. I'm sure if they saw what most axolotls look like, they'd agree with us when we say they're the cutest little buggers in the pond.
 
I just don't understand, most of the axolotls I look at look like they are smiling all the time! I honestly think they are good for the soul :)
 
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