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The Texan population of almost everything is bigger and more robust than here, although I found out something interesting, we have around 10 or something amount of crawfish that don’t occur anywhere else outside Missouri… I went through a crawfish phase once and was obsessed over them. Our state I think is very underrated and secretive, we barely have any movies or books about us, nothing really (except St. Louis) that people know about us here in Missouri. I once however watched a documentary where a guy went to Missouri and said he felt like he was in a tropical rainforest so there’s that! I heard Arizona has some crazy wildlife I can’t wait to go there and watch MM aphonapelma chalcodes look for females. Is it true that you can go to prison for cutting down a cactus in Arizona?
The Texan population of almost everything is bigger and more robust than here, although I found out something interesting, we have around 10 or something amount of crawfish that don’t occur anywhere else outside Missouri… I went through a crawfish phase once and was obsessed over them. Our state I think is very underrated and secretive, we barely have any movies or books about us, nothing really (except St. Louis) that people know about us here in Missouri. I once however watched a documentary where a guy went to Missouri and said he felt like he was in a tropical rainforest so there’s that! I heard Arizona has some crazy wildlife I can’t wait to go there and watch MM aphonapelma chalcodes look for females. Is it true that you can go to prison for cutting down a cactus in Arizona?
Yes its a felony. You need a permit to remove them. At least for saguaros and barrels. Dunno about opuntia or cylindropuntia though- both grow via asexual budding
