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Prickly pear cactus

Prickly pear cactus

Search complete. 18 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Prickly pear cactus".

Sep 21, 2026

Sue AndersonNARRATOR
61:50
That is all that we can see, but again the fly is gone.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
61:56
Look once more.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
61:57
There are many chances to observe, for he is bobbing back and forth as fast as possible, and the flies are constantly disappearing.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
62:08
The free hind end of the tongue is thrown out and pulled back so quickly that we can scarcely see the flash of pink.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
62:16
The tongue touches the fly, however, which adheres to its sticky surface and so is carried far into the back of the mouth.
Chris ThorogoodPANELIST
30:01
[laughs] I have to say.
Chris ThorogoodPANELIST
30:03
Um, we've got an Opuntia in the middle-
DebbieUNKNOWN
30:05
Yeah
Chris ThorogoodPANELIST
30:05
... which is the one made up of these sort of pads, little oval discs, um, that form these little towers.
Kristen HoetzelHOST
16:33
Now, that is only available at the Oasis Suites and Sips in Epcot.
Kristen HoetzelHOST
16:41
I like Prickly Pear.
Kristen HoetzelHOST
16:43
I don't know about anybody else, but they have a L-A-L-O, Blanco Tequila, and Cointreau.
Kristen HoetzelHOST
16:51
It's blended with lime juice, prickly pear, and agave.
Aljon GohHOST
16:57
That
Kristen HoetzelHOST
16:57
sounds wonderful.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
101:44
This was a trying labor, and the portage itself was not less laborious.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
101:50
The journal says, HERE, ON THE PLAINS ABOVE THE RIVER, THEY ALL REPAIRED THEIR MOCCASINS, AND PUT ON DOUBLE SOLES TO PROTECT THEM FROM THE PRICKLY PEAR, AND FROM THE SHARP POINTS OF EARTH WHICH HAVE BEEN FORMED BY THE TRAMPLING OF THE BUFFALO DURING THE LATE RAINS.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
102:08
THIS OF ITSELF IS ENOUGH TO RENDER THE PORTAGE DISAGREEABLE TO ONE WHO HAS NO BURDEN, BUT AS THE MEN ARE LOADED AS HEAVILY AS THEIR STRENGTH WILL PERMIT, THE CROSSING IS REALLY PAINFUL.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
102:20
SOME ARE LIMPING WITH THE SORENESS OF THEIR FEET.
DannyPANELIST
0:30
I'm going to have to read it off my phone.
DannyPANELIST
0:31
But this is the Prickly Pear.
DannyPANELIST
0:33
It's a 6% fruit beer.
DannyPANELIST
0:35
And they use the locally, it's called Prickly Pear.
DannyPANELIST
0:42
Or for your case, Prickly Pear.
DannyPANELIST
0:43
You know, I
Patrick CeresnaHOST
0:43
literally bought it because I misread.
Patrick CeresnaHOST
0:49
And I was like, that's perfect.
Ken LaneHOST
31:42
But if you're tuned in and maybe you're from another area, you're not used to it.
Ken LaneHOST
31:47
I would even say Apuntia or your Prickly Pears.
Ken LaneHOST
31:51
Many of those turn.
Ken LaneHOST
31:52
They're evergreen.
Sean FletcherHOST
25:16
[laughs]
Ray MearsGUEST
25:16
And, um, yeah, thinks of the plants, the beautiful plants in the desert, the s- the Indian Paintbrush with this beautiful red flower, and, uh, and the Prickly Pear.
Ray MearsGUEST
25:28
And, and, and they also have a beautiful scarlet flower.
Ray MearsGUEST
25:31
It's the most amazing place.

Unknown podcast

Texas Rangers - The Cactus Pear

Aug 26 · 4 Mentions

speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:01
The events themselves are a matter of record.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:10
Case for tonight, the Cactus Pear.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:13
The Cactus Pear
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:24
It is 4 p.m. the afternoon of March 28, 1947.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:28
Robert Coutts, a new hand on the Triangle Ranch, is repairing a fence on the southeast range.

12 MINS LATER

speaker_4UNKNOWN
13:37
I don't own a horse.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
13:49
You are listening to Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring Joel McRae as Ranger Jace Pearson.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
13:56
Now we continue with tonight's case, The Cactus Pear, an authentic story from the files of the Texas Rangers.

Unknown podcast

Ep 163: A University of Alberta team is examining whether mechanisms from hibernating snails could…

Aug 26 · 1 Mention

PatrickHOST
5:26
These figures will serve as comparators for future public health interventions.
PatrickHOST
5:31
Texas A&M researchers are evaluating prickly pear cactus as a source of both biofuels and functional food ingredients.
PatrickHOST
5:39
The multidisciplinary project examines the plant's chemical composition across different growing conditions.
PatrickHOST
5:45
Suzanne Talcott leads the effort to identify valuable compounds that could support rural economies.

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