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a cold-blooded, smooth-skinned vertebrate of the class Amphibia, such as a frog or salamander, that characteristically hatches as an aquatic larva with gills. The larva then transforms into an adult having air-breathing lungs. An amphibian is an animal capable of living both on land and in water.

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Discover Eaton Canyon In Pasadena California
By David G. Hallstrom, Sr., Thu Dec 8th

Eaton Canyon Natural Area Nature Center, entrance, 1750 N.Altadena Drive, Pasadena, Ca. 91107, is a 190-acre natural parkis located at the base of Mt. Wilson. There are five miles ofnature trails, an equestrian trail, creeks and a waterfall. Thecanyon is very lush and has beautiful displays of local floraand fauna. The park is open daily sunrise to sunset.

The Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreationsupervises and maintains this "zoological, botanical, andgeological wonderland situated at the base of the beautiful SanGabriel Mountains. With its hiking trails, wildlife, rocks andminerals, and plants, there is something for everyone to enjoy".At the entrance to the park you will find a 7,600 square-footbuilding containing many "fascinating displays, live animals,offices, classrooms, an auditorium, restrooms, and aninformation desk/gift shop". The Center is open from 9 a.m. to 5p.m. daily, during which time a staff member is present toassist you. Both docent-guided and self-guided tours areavailable in Eaton Canyon. Reservations are required for eithertype in order to ensure that everyone has a pleasant experience.

One of the best places to visit in the park is the Eaton CanyonWaterfalls. According to Eaton Canyon Nature Center Associates"For a spectacular view of Eaton Canyon, hike to the 50-footEaton Canyon Waterfall". "There is water at the fallsyear-round, but in dry seasons and during the summer months thestream bed may be partially or totally dry. In order to reachthe falls you'll have to cross the stream bed several times, butonly in the wettest months will this be particularly difficult".

Camping is available by permit at Henninger Flats, rest rooms,drinking fountain, picnic area, a Visitor's Center and a plantnursery are located in the flats. No permit is needed to picnicor use the facilities.

Over fifty (50) species of plants, twenty (20) types ofmammals, including mule deer, bobcats, coyote, fox and mountainlion, over one hundred fifty (150) species of birds, includinghawks, vultures, owls, heron, pelican and eagles as well asnumerous reptiles, amphibians and fish are found in the park.

For more information or to reserve a camp space you can contactthe park directly at (626) 398-5420.

For more information about the city of Pasadena, California seehttp://pasadena.usacitydirectories.com, adirectory of links to city of Pasadena, California guides anddirectories listing hotels, restaurants, churches, physicians,attorneys, information, resources, services, things to do,places to go, art galleries, service organizations, autodealers, nursing homes, convalescent hospitals, antique dealersand more.

About the author:David G. Hallstrom, Sr. is a retired private investigator and iscurrently the publisher of several internet directories,including http://www.usacitydirectories.com adirectory of national, state, county and city guides anddirectories listing local guides, directories, web sites and webpages providing resources, services and information.

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Chinese water dragon FAQ
Illness, Diet, housing, taming and handling are discuss. This FAQ will take you step by step through several symptoms of the most common illnesses that affect the Chinese Water dragon lizard (and other commonly kept herps) and suggest what the problem might be, and will then discuss what care can be done at home for the animal as well as what a reptile vet might do for the chinese water dragon.Iguana Care Basics- 101
Iguana care guide cover everything from housing, temperature, lighting and diet to Iguana behaviour and finding a vet. All new iguana owners should read this iguana care page.Dragon Tips - Important information and tips about Chinese water dragon care
This page covers all of the most commonly asked questions that new Chinese water dragon owners ask- dragon not eating, lethargic, proper temps and lighting, common ailments, snout damage, arm waving, dragon holding it's mouth open, staying under water - it's all covered!Iguana Care Tips
Information and tips about iguana care, discussion forums, rescue, diet, building cages, taming and aggressiveness, training and finding a lost lizard!