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Veyah and Tammy’s mom found a coupon on the floor that could make them travel around the world for free. Veyah travels and meets a penguin, a statue of liberty, and a cowgirl.

The faces that change sport karate in the 60’s though the 90’s.
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The California desert is a vast, unforgiving place in the summer, where temperatures can sometimes rise above 120 F. It’s hard to believe anything can live in this brutal desert climate, but they can, and do.

Veronica Hill of California Travel Tips tours the Living Desert zoo in Palm Desert, viewing some of the most common desert animals found in North America.

Plan on at least a full day to enjoy this gorgeous 1,200 acre park. You’ll spot a large number of animals founds here in our California desert, from the adorable bobcat and crafty coyote, to the majestic mountain lion.

Be sure to arrive early in the morning if you want to see the animals in action. By mid-day, many have retired to their burrows for a nap and reprieve from the intense desert heat.

A highlight for me was a glimpse at two endangered species — the desert bighorn sheep, found in the rocky mountains of California, and the gorgeous Mexican wolf, once found throughout the Southwest.

This is also one of the few places where you’ll find the rare and tiny desert pupfish, which can survive in waters over 100 degrees.

If you’re into birdwatching, this is a great place to see some beautiful desert birds up close, from the roadrunner and hummingbird to the golden eagle and Great Horned Owl. Look up in the sky and you may spot a Harris Hawk coming down for a landing.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this quick look at the animals of the Living Desert.

Just don’t forget to dress for the hot Palm Springs weather, bringing along plenty of water, sunscreen, and — of course!— a camera.

The Living Desert
47-900 Portola Avenue, Palm Desert, CA 92260 
760-346-5694
www.livingdesert.org

Sue Weiner, CTC, President of L’Escape Travel talks about travel, her experience, and what makes her great at her job.

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