The Cactus That Evolved Camouflage
Added 2023-04-06 18:26:20 +0000 UTCThis episode focuses on the little-known Pencil Cactus of South Texas, a plant that is so good at hiding in the Thornscrub of its native habitat that many people don't even know it's there until it flowers with its conspicuous pink blooms.
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They may be not popular to grow (except for some ardent cactus collectors) because they are so inconspicuous the 360 days a year when not flowering. They would just look like dried sticks in gardens.
Les
2023-04-07 00:22:47 +0000 UTC🧐where i can t see it, that cactus is pretty good in camouflage...i remember one video of CPBBD showing a small white ball, i cound t see that in habitat...was a cactus, i don t remember the name...and another small plant(was a cactus? probably) that was gray, i think, pretty camouflage with the soil... beautiful pink flower. The coccon, the spider( where were the eyes of the spider?), and green bettle (this bettles work hard🙂) were pretty awesome to see, thanks for showing this
Ana Rita
2023-04-06 23:33:54 +0000 UTC
