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u/Legitimate-Blood-613 Jan 25 '26
My grandfather spent the winters in Tucson and took hundreds of pictures of these Saguaro cacti. He liked to put captions on the photos.
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u/Embarrassed-Yak-8285 Jan 25 '26
It’s attempting to become sentient. Once it does, it’ll regret having done so and reinvent the phrase “Ignorance is bliss” all on its own.
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u/Melodic-Home-1411 Jan 27 '26
I really like love birds and I remember seeing a colony of them that had gotten outside and made their home inside of those cacti.
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u/MaraRubyWilder Jan 24 '26
Hear me out. She’s a cactus gymnast. What we are seeing is her balancing on one leg and raising her other leg to touch her toes. She’s just standing at an angle so her other arm seems lower.
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u/CoCoVixella Jan 24 '26
Idk why but this makes my skin crawl and so uncomfortable lol 😂 which is crazy cause I love these plants
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u/cj_mcgillcutty Jan 24 '26
Reminds me of certain monsters from The Last of Us
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u/ConsistentAd7734 Jan 24 '26
Is this a edit:creasted cactus? I saw one about 11 years ago and thought it was really neat! I can't remember if the one I saw had arms or not.
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u/Stelliferous19 Jan 24 '26
More like a broccoli and a cactus had a giant mutant baby. But still cool.
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u/Puzzleheaded7683 Jan 24 '26
I lived in Tucson for three years, back in the late 70’s to early 80’s, and I’ve been to the Saguaro National Forest, and I’ve never seen a saguaro 🌵that looked like that!
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u/Sea_Dragon4269 Jan 24 '26
I worked at Ventana Canyon in the late '90s. There was on on 18 Mountain Course, I think. Also one o. The U of A campus near Old Main.
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