My axolotl thinks he's a person

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I got this shot today of my axie, Steve, and I wanted to share it. He sat like this for a good twenty minutes. and I have no idea why. Maybe he was trying to sit like a person? Idk but he certainly is a special snowflake though haha. He's such a goof c:
 
LMAO mine does that too, but not for that long. Maybe he's secretly planning on morphing and practicing his walk ;)
 
Maybe we're witnessing the next milestone in Axolotl evolution!
 
Mine watch me a great deal, it wouldnt surprise me if he was trying to sit like a person! :) Another thing to add to the list of things that makes them addicting! :)
 
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