A Harris's antelope squirrel amongst the spines of the cholla cactus, where it painstakingly searches for cactus fruit - one of the only sources of moisture around. Whilst filming the amazing ...

the cactus ensures its spread. Jumping cholla doesn't require any irrigation after establishment. So, ensure its site drains well, or the roots will rot. Gardeners may enjoy its hanging fruit ...

It often builds its nest within a cholla cactus. Its foraging behavior is similar ... and it sometimes feeds on berries or cactuses fruit. Polytypic. Length 11". Sexes similar.

After encountering a cholla cactus, Charlie had to have spines removed from his eyes, mouth, and paws by Arizona Humane Society veterinarians Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has ...

Two weeks ago, Arizona Game and Fish received a call about a deer fawn covered head-to-toe in cholla cactus at a home in Chloride, Arizona, north of Kingman. Dispatch alerted wildlife officer Troy ...