The El Malpais region in Western New Mexico has a reputation as a desolate region of volcanic rock covered sandstone alongside its aesthetic tension between smooth surfaces and fractured lines.
The American Southwest is well-known for the quantity and diversity of the reptiles and amphibians, and El Malpais is no exception. Approximately five different species of horned lizards live in the El Malpais region, but a unifier between them is their method of self-defense - causing enough confusion in predators for the horned lizard to make its escape. excerpt from the National Park Service
2 1/2" wide, 8 1/4” long, 7” closure to closure, black brass stud
Designed for 6 1/2” circumference wrists - custom sizing available
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