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Living Desert entrance As we approached the entrance to the Living Desert Museum we came upon an...
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Mother cheetah and her cub It's interesting that the theme animal of this desert museum is...
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Desert cactus The living museum has many, many kinds of desert cactus that are worth...
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More desert cactus Maybe someone can tell me what kind of cactus this is?
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Desert cactus up close Absolutely beautiful, but watch out for those thorns!
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Red cactus Help, somebody. There's a better name, isn't there?
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Desert tortoise Here's an animal we expected to see here in the desert museum
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African warthog But here's an animal you don't expect to see here ...
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Bighorn sheep We looked at the hillside very closely. And suddenly there appeared a pair of...
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Bighorn sheep in the sunshine Nature offers almost perfect camouflage.
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Oryx This native of Africa is a long, long way from home
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Oryxes... oyxi... ? To tell the truth, we're not really sure what these two animals are...
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Cheetah in the bush Another example of Mother Nature camouflaging her subjects.
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Two cheetahs Two members of our favorite African cat family
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Two cheetahs Ever on the alert, looking for something to eat.
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On the lookout The magnificent cheetah is the fastest animal in the world, capable of...
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On the move The search is over; the hunt begins.
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Zebras Their stripes enable these zebras to confuse their natural predators...
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Striped hyena These animals are much larger than the hyenas we are accustomed to see in...
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Hyena on the run Two hyenas ran around and around, chasing each other in good natured...
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Fighting hyenas For a few minutes we thought they were trying to kill each other, but...
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Desert camel This camel certainly isn't indigenous to this Palm Springs desert.
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Here's looking at you Profile or straight on, this is not one of nature's more beautiful...
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The African Cheetah We left the Living Desert thinking that the cheetah is indeed the...
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