Tecophilaes cyanocrocus seem to be extinct in the wild due to over-collecting and environmental deterioration in the habitats. Commercially available ones are all from gardens, not from the nature. On a slightly positive note, wild T. cyanocrocus, reportedly, was rediscovered somewhere in Chilean Andes.
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
shanty town
Tecophilaes cyanocrocus seem to be extinct in the wild due to over-collecting and environmental deterioration in the habitats. Commercially available ones are all from gardens, not from the nature. On a slightly positive note, wild T. cyanocrocus, reportedly, was rediscovered somewhere in Chilean Andes.
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