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Tag Archives: Horned Lizards
Saving North America’s “Great Horny Toads!”
When I was a kid, I thought the term “Great Horny Toads,” by Yosemite Sam was just a made up expression. Well, many years later I have learned that there really are such varmints. Turns out they are cuter than … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, fun, geography, habitat loss, history, Horned Lizards, Horned Toads, Horny Toads, invasives, land use, off-road vehicles, planning, Southwest, sprawl, travel, Yosemite Sam
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