Scheda enciclopedica illustrata

Design a tall vertical encyclopedia-style knowledge card about the topic described in the user request, structured as a modular educational infographic rather than a poster or a single illustration. Anchor the top with a large, appealing main visual of the topic, add two or three enlarged detail callouts connected by thin leader lines, then stack rounded information modules below it. Build a strong title hierarchy — bold main title, small subtitle, highlighted key labels — and fill each module with concise, information-rich phrases instead of paragraphs. Choose module categories that genuinely fit the topic: basic profile, classification, structure or formation, appearance, habits or usage, upkeep guidance, safety notes, audience fit, practical tradeoffs, and finish with a quick scorecard or top-five module using small rating bars. Keep a clean light background, soft muted colors, subtle shadows, refined small icons, and disciplined spacing so information density stays high without crowding. The final card should feel like a collectible field-guide page — publishable, shareable, and repeatable as a series — never like a commercial promo. No watermarks, no brand logos, no advertising language. User request: the axolotl, focusing on habitat, diet, and regeneration