How does a axolotl hunt?

Axolotls primarily hunt by using their keen sense of smell and sight to locate prey, which mainly consists of small invertebrates like worms, insects, and small fish. They employ a suction feeding technique, where they rapidly open their mouths to create a vacuum that draws in their prey. Once captured, they use their small, sharp teeth to grasp and consume their food. Their hunting strategy relies on stealth and quick movements to catch unsuspecting prey in their aquatic environment.