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Devil's Claw

Garra del Diablo

El nombre "garra del diablo" se debe a sus largas vainas de semillas en forma de garra. Cuando los animales pisan estas vainas, se les pegan a los patas de los animales y cuando estos caminan, las vainas se abren y dispersan las semillas.

Creador: El Paso Museum of Archaeology

Área: Northeast / Franklin Mountains

Castner Range

Fuente: El Paso Museum of Archaeology

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

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