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Desert Tortoise - Arizona - Eating fruit of pricky pear cactus - A completely terrestrial desert species requiring firm ground for construction of burrows - frequents desert oases-riverbands-washes-dunes-and occasionally rocky slopes - Burrows-often

Desert Tortoise - Arizona - Eating fruit of pricky pear cactus - A completely terrestrial desert species requiring firm ground for construction of burrows - frequents desert oases-riverbands-washes-dunes-and occasionally rocky slopes - Burrows-often


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Desert Tortoise - Arizona - Eating fruit of pricky pear cactus - A completely terrestrial desert species requiring firm ground for construction of burrows - frequents desert oases-riverbands-washes-dunes-and occasionally rocky slopes - Burrows-often

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Desert Tortoise - eating fruit of pricky pear cactus
Arizona, USA
Gopherus agassizii
Found from southern Nevada south into Mexico and southwest Arizona west to Mojave Desert
John Cancalosi
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Talk about a picky eater! This Desert Tortoise from Arizona knows exactly what it wants - the juicy fruit of the prickly pear cactus! With its mouth wide open, this tortoise is savoring every bite of this delectable desert treat. Known for its preference for firm ground and ability to construct burrows, this completely terrestrial species sure knows how to make itself at home in the arid landscapes of North America. From desert oases to riverbanks, washes, dunes, and even rocky slopes, you can find these tortoises exploring their surroundings with curiosity. But don't be fooled by their slow pace; they have quite the real estate game going on underground! Their burrows can range from 3 to a whopping 30 feet long and may house one or multiple individuals. Talk about spacious living! When it comes to food choices, these tortoises are not too picky - they'll happily munch on herb-grasses or cacti like this prickly pear. Found across southern Nevada down into Mexico and southwest Arizona all the way west to Mojave Desert, these reptiles truly know how to adapt and survive in harsh environments. So next time you spot a Desert Tortoise enjoying its meal amidst the breathtaking scenery of North American deserts, remember that even in tough conditions, there's always room for some fruity delights!

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