The salamander of Lake Pa'tzcuaro, is an amphibious similar to axolotl
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For five decades, Froylán Correa lived off fishing in Pátzcuaro. In that same lake he is now dedicated to saving the impact, a salamander seen as an elixir in Mexico for the surprising ability to regenerate its organs. Relative to the ajolote, this amphibian is “critically threatened”, according to the Red List of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), due to the excessive fishing, pollution and extraction of water from i…