Repotting of Dwarf Snake plant. The Dwarf Green Snake Plant (also...

The Most Dangerous Snake In The USA…Mojave Green!! I came across this Rattlesnake sunning itself beside the road. This is the most dangerous snake in the United States by far! It is perhaps best known for its potent neurotoxic-hemotoxic venom, which is considered one of the world's most potent rattlesnake venoms. When I see a snake out here I always look for the tail, and if it’s a Rattlesnake then what kind. The Western Diamondback looks a lot like the Mojave Green. I look at the tail of this g

I ran into the most dangerous rattlesnake in the desert…a Mojave Green Rattlesnake. The venom, potent in neurotoxins that attack the nervous system and hemotoxins that attack the blood should make this snake high on anyone's list to avoid, and I did. I have run into these snakes before, quite often to be exact, they live here, it’s where the Creator put them. They are a beautiful snake that wants to be left alone. | The Adventures of Finius the Skinniest

A peaceful moment between two coyotes. Filmed by MDLT supporter Lena Bahrs on our Quail Mountain Preserve, scenes like these capture the solitary beauty of the Mojave. Coyotes travel in small family groups or mating pairs. Unlike their relatives, wolves, who move in complex social packs, coyotes travel lightly. Preserves like Quail Mountain (also known locally as the Nancy Karl Trail) are one of several MDLT lands buffering between urban development and open habitat where coyotes can still roam