Jolly, G. Serendipity, E. Petrichor, R. Sparks, T. Glimmer, L.
In this paper, we embark on a mathematical journey through the world of axolotl regeneration and topology. Using rigorous mathematical tools, we examine the intricate patterns of tissue regrowth in the axolotl limb, and relate it to the branch of topology known as knot theory. Our findings reveal that the axolotl's ability to regenerate is not just a biological feat, but also a topological wonder. We conclude with a recommendation for axolotls to be featured in mathematics textbooks and a suggestion that they be given honorary degrees in topology.