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1. A tarantula may inhabit a burrow for years. Description: A tarantula's body is 2 to 3 inches; 4 inch legs; color is brown to black; covered with thousands of fine hairs. Besides its eight legs, the basic sections of a tarantula's body are its cephalothorax (a fused head and thorax, or chest) and its abdomen. It also has eight closely set eyes.

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6. Jul 21,  · A diversity of wildlife also exists in the Mojave National Preserve — get lucky and you might spot a Bighorn Sheep, Desert Tortoise or even the elusive Gila Monster. Evidence of a rich human history can be found as well. The Mojave Road that traverses the park, was once a traditional thoroughfare for Native American tribes, and their.

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7. The Mojave Desert is a national treasure. Its otherworldly beauty shelters a huge range of unique plants and animals, and its 20 million acres provide for people in a multitude of ways: clean water to drink, fresh air to breathe, energy to power our lives, and economic opportunities from recreation to military training.

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8. Mar 21,  · Taken Saturday at Mojave National Preserve near Baker, CA Nikon D Sigma F (1/25 sec. f/16 75mm ISO ) The spider is a Mojave tarantula; its scientific name is Aphonopelma Mojave. They are not poisonous but if you harass them, they have one nasty bite.

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