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Axolotls can regrow perfect limbs after amputation, and even transform a grafted tail into an arm. Their regeneration is goal-directed: cells “know” when to stop, guided not by the brain but by bioelectric signals that orchestrate growth with remarkable precision. Michael Levin

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