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Your video on the Cholla plant is spot on. We have had more than one encounter with these little demons while off road adventure riding / racing Baja. We always carry a pair of needle nose pliers in our back packs, just in case.
Wow! That even hurt me!!
I got 'stung' by one of those spines one day as I was innocently hiking in my sneakers. Before I knew it, I got one in my big toe. I understood that the plant 'senses' water and jumps onto whatever it senses - my big toe, right through the sneak! I had to go to the ER to have it removed because of those spines! It was really quite amazing!
It was very informative!
I sure did but, I kept thinking that that plant and others like them would make great chair cushions in D.C.. I wonder if it would make it more effective?
interesting
In Arizona & New Mexico, we called it "Jumping Cholla" as it seemed that all you needed to get stuck was to be near it. Nasty stuff!
I found this video amusing, since I live in Cholla country (Yucca Valley, CA ) Cholla is really quite pretty. It just needs to be respected! I've gotten stuck with it a few times. There is a Cholla forest somewhere in Joshua Tree National Park, and I believe that there is a path
people can walk on through it.
wow - interesting
Also referred to s "jumping Cactus".
This video made me wince. I believe, this is the first time in my life that I have used the word wince.
Fabulous info
Yikes!! I'm sure glad we don't have those around here! If we had one of those in our yard, I'd get rid of it real quick.