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Bajada Trail
Cactus
Cacti thrive on the well-drained soil of the bajadas. Cacti are able to store water in their fleshy stems and have spines for protection from both sun and animals. Still, some desert animals manage to eat the succulent beavertail (Opuntia basilaris), and birds nest among the prickly spines of many cholla species (Opuntia sp). next > < previous Cactus Guide > Beavertail - Silver cholla - Teddy-bear cholla |
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