Axolotl

A science that deals with the relationships between groups of living things and their environments.

A natural environment where a particular species or organism lives and grows.

Species that are not native to a specific location and that tend to spread, often harming native species and ecosystems.

A term used to describe species native to a particular area or environment.

A method of farming that utilizes floating gardens built on shallow lake beds, often seen in ancient Aztec civilization.

Chemicals used to kill or control pests that can harm crops, plants, or animals.

Protected areas that are designated to safeguard wildlife, natural resources, or habitats from human interference.

A unique aquatic creature known for its ability to regenerate body parts and for its gills, which are external rather than internal.

To protect or preserve something, especially in terms of natural resources and the environment.

Species that are not native to a specific location and can cause harm to the ecosystem.

A chemical used to kill pests, particularly in agriculture.

A unique species of salamander known for its ability to regenerate limbs and live in water throughout its life.

Plants or animals that are originally from a specific area or region.

A system of relationships between living organisms and their environment.

A place where an organism or community of organisms lives and thrives.