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Looking South from Mt. Wheeler

Loren Reinhold

South view from the top of Wheeler Peak (13, 063 ft) in Great Basin National Park

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Skinks and many other lizards have the ability to rejuvenate their tails. The bright coloration of the tail in some species attracts predators to the break-away appendage, aiding in escape.
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