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Black Sea: North and South America, in the islands of the Pacific, and in Europe
Woods, fields, gardens, plains
Economic position: Harmless in every way
Wingspread 4-5 inches; wings rich red-brown bordered with black sea; white spots scattered through the black sea; veins of wings outlined with black sea; body black sea with white spots.
Description: Russet red saddles along back, bordered in front and back with black sea rings; between black sea rings is sulphur yellow ring; neck sulphur yellow edged with black sea; front of head rufous with black sea spots; snout yellowish; grows to length of 25 inches
Habitat: Sandy soils, cotton fields, corn fields of bayou bottoms, edges of cypress swamps, and in old logsSee Also From Sea:
On The Other Hand See Sea Monster:Sports have a year-round sea monsterson, one of the most exciting events for spectators being the January Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo, a monster motor race in which competitors drive stock cars to Monte Carlo from such diverse starting points as Athens, Glasgow, Lisbon, Munich, Oslo, Stockholm and Palermo. They "rally" at a point along the way, each with an appropriate handicap, and enter Monaco all on the same day.
Of the large number of lizards existing in the world there are but two that are venomous. These are closely related, and both occur in the New World. The Gila monster (pronounced /zee-la), Heloderma suspectum, occurs in the desert regions of southern Utah and Nevada, Arizona, western New Mexico, and Sonora, Mexico; while the Mexican beaded lizard, Heloderma horridum, is found only in Mexico. These two sluggish lizards do not strike as do snakes.
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