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Title: Animals and Plants of the Desert


1
Animals and Plants of the Desert
  • By Joey and Tyler

2
THE SONORAN DESERT CACTUS
  • Saguaros only live in the Sonoran Desert.
  • Creosotes make the desert smell good when it
    rains.
  • The gila monster is the only venomous lizard in
    the desert.

3
Tortoise
  • Tortoises lives in burrows.
  • They eat grasses, desert shrubs, the fruit off
    prickly pear a cacti!
  • Tortoises are not nocturnal!

4
Western Diamonback Rattlesnake
  • This Animal lives in a hole. It eats rats, mice
    Cottontail rabbits.
  • This Animal Is Nocturnal!There enemies are meat
    eating birds
  • Other snakes.FACT They can slitther other
    ways!They eat cottontail rabbits even thoe there
    bigger!

5
OCOTIIO
  • The ocotillo can grow up to 15 feet.
  • The ocotillo plants are used for a tea.
  • The ocotillo has over 1,000 thorns.They grow
    leaves every time it rains.

6
JOJOBA
  • The jojoba grows to be 2to10 feet tall.
  • The jojobas seed has a special oil like
    liquid.
  • The oil is used for lotion .

7
Kangaroo Rat
  • It lives in the Sonoran Desert.
  • It eats dry seeds.
  • It hops up to 3feet.

8
Prickly Pear Cactus
  • Most prickly pear cactus have spines.
  • It is A wild plant.
  • The fruit is often available in local markets.

9
Creosote
  • The Creosote smells good when it rains.
  • In spanish it means Segi
  • It blooms in the Spring.

10
Coyote
  • The coyote is a omnivore.
  • They eat snakes,jackrabbits,
  • cottontails,and rodents
  • Yes there nocturnal!



11
OWL
  • The Great Horned Owl lives in the Sonoron Desert.
  • It eats rats,and mice.
  • It is nocturnal.

12
Sources
  • Saguaro National Park Guide
  • This Place Is Dry Written By Vicki Cobb
    Illustrated By Barbara Lavallee
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