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desertmuseum

@desertmuseum

Celebrating the Sonoran Desert in Tucson, Arizona!🌵

desertmuseum is a TikTok creator in the United States with 3.3K followers and 33.5K likes. Their videos average 730 views, an engagement rate of 6.9%. Most-used hashtags: #desertmuseum, #sonorandesert and #southernarizona.

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Engagement: 6.9% United States 🗣️ English
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Latest video: 2026-06-28

Tune in to see a positive example of wildlife adapting to human-driven changes in the environment in ways that benefit them, featuring a Gila Monster (Heloderma suspectum) and Western Diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox)! 🦎🐍 Seeing animals use corrugated irrigation tubes as shelter, especially across multiple species, is encouraging; however, it also highlights something very important: as human populations grow, natural habitats for native species continue to shrink. But there is a silver lining! ⛅ Examples like this demonstrate that some species can benefit from certain forms of human landscape modification. The more we study and understand these interactions, the better we can design and manage our homes, neighborhoods, and infrastructure in ways that promote coexistence with wildlife. 👉 Sidenote: Notice that the rattlesnake never rattled its tail, and neither species was trying to bite the other. This suggests that they are used to being around each other and do not view each other as a threat. Special thanks to Kim Sawatzki for capturing and allowing us to share this video! #gilamonster #wildlifecoexisting #rattlesnake #desertmuseum #sonorandesert #tucson #southernarizona
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Tune in to see a positive example of wildlife adapting to human-driven changes in the environment in ways that benefit them, featuring a Gila Monster (Heloderma suspectum) and Western Diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox)! 🦎🐍 Seeing animals use corrugated irrigation tubes as shelter, especially across multiple species, is encouraging; however, it also highlights something very important: as human populations grow, natural habitats for native species continue to shrink. But there is a silver lining! ⛅ Examples like this demonstrate that some species can benefit from certain forms of human landscape modification. The more we study and understand these interactions, the better we can design and manage our homes, neighborhoods, and infrastructure in ways that promote coexistence with wildlife. 👉 Sidenote: Notice that the rattlesnake never rattled its tail, and neither species was trying to bite the other. This suggests that they are used to being around each other and do not view each other as a threat. Special thanks to Kim Sawatzki for capturing and allowing us to share this video! #gilamonster #wildlifecoexisting #rattlesnake #desertmuseum #sonorandesert #tucson #southernarizona

June 18 is Veterinary Appreciation Day and today we are celebrating the Desert Museum's veterinarian, Dr. Giles! ❤️‍🩹 From caring for our majestic baby seahorses and leopard frogs to our new mountain lion duo and javelina quintet, Dr. Giles does not only gives quality care and love to our animals but also guides our keepers and other veterinary staff members with compassion every day. Although her work often happens behind the scenes, it plays a vital role in the health and wellbeing of the incredible animals that call the Desert Museum home and we cannot thank her enough! 🐾 #vetappreciationday #veterinarian #desertmuseum #animalwellbeing
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June 18 is Veterinary Appreciation Day and today we are celebrating the Desert Museum's veterinarian, Dr. Giles! ❤️‍🩹 From caring for our majestic baby seahorses and leopard frogs to our new mountain lion duo and javelina quintet, Dr. Giles does not only gives quality care and love to our animals but also guides our keepers and other veterinary staff members with compassion every day. Although her work often happens behind the scenes, it plays a vital role in the health and wellbeing of the incredible animals that call the Desert Museum home and we cannot thank her enough! 🐾 #vetappreciationday #veterinarian #desertmuseum #animalwellbeing

Saddle up for Saturday, June 27, because it's Western Night! ? And yes, Western wear is strongly encouraged. Looking for outfit inspo? Shop this look in our gift shops (the skirt comes in seven colors). The boots are coming out this weekend, are you? ? Learn more about Western Night at the link in our bio! #tucson #desertmuseum #western #westernfashion #jewlery #jewlerylovers
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Saddle up for Saturday, June 27, because it's Western Night! ? And yes, Western wear is strongly encouraged. Looking for outfit inspo? Shop this look in our gift shops (the skirt comes in seven colors). The boots are coming out this weekend, are you? ? Learn more about Western Night at the link in our bio! #tucson #desertmuseum #western #westernfashion #jewlery #jewlerylovers

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