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The Sonoran Desert stretches a little more than 100,000 square miles across the hardscrabble terrain of California, Arizona and northwestern Mexico. It’s what’s known as a “hot desert”  defined as one of the hottest, largest deserts in North America. Curiously, it s also known as “the wettest desert on earth” and is home to numerous native species and to the largest North American toad one whose venom will send you on a psychedelic trip. An explanatory 1984 booklet printed at Venom Press in Denton first put the Sonoran Desert and its toad on the map; Bufo Alvarius: the Psychedelic Toad of the Sonoran Desert, written by a reclusive Denton artist and researcher under the pseudonym Albert Most, is considered a groundbreaking collection of experiential, anecdotal testimony and academic research explaining everything anyone at the time would have needed to know to take a trip of their own. The author’s work, however, was wrongly credited to a man seemingly seeking hi

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