These spiky, twisted Joshua trees look like they’re straight out of a Dr. Seuss book -- the iconic desert plant is rumored to have inspired his famous book The Lorax. One of the best places to see these unbelievable trees in real life is Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California. If you visit this spring, keep an eye out for clusters of white-green flowers growing at the tips of their branches. Photo courtesy of David Bahr (www.sharetheexperience.org). — at Joshua Tree National Park.
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