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Leapin' Lizards!

Many of the pictographs at Paint Rock -- and at many other ancient rock-art sites throughout the southwest -- depict animals common to the region, from deer to snakes. One local creature that may show up at Paint Rock is the great texas horned lizard -- better known as the horny toad. Once common, this spiny little creature is a rare sight in most of Texas today (although this one was crawling among the Paint Rock pictographs).

 


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'Shielding' the Sun


Ancient images


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Boating Trip?


Starry Lineup


Hawk-eyed Sentries


Catching the Summer Sun?

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