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Published: June 23rd 2017
Geo: 33.2558, -116.374Having experienced the real desert yesterday we decided to visit a slightly sanitised version (i.e with cafes and toilets). The Living Desert in the town of Palm Desert is part tourist attraction part serious conservation centre rather like the Eden Project. To get there we had to drive for a couple of hours through the Borrego Badlands, stunningly beautiful in a starkly ba...
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David
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The Executive AssistantThe male of this species is fairly rare, especially in captivity. This one is fully domesticated (and, apparently, house trained!)Habitat: derelict universities, highland dance troops, orchestral gatherings. It is a
highly social creature.Food: Lots of it, if this collection of photos is anything to go by. General: This genus is particularly skilled in cross-breed communication. It is especially proficient in exchanges with Great Danes, to mention only one of many it can call upon at short notice.