Cactus is a plant that has thick, fleshy stems that store water.
It has spines instead of leaves to protect itself from the sun and animals.
Cacti grow in hot, dry places like deserts.
Some cacti have flowers that bloom at night.
The cactus is a succulent plant that is native to the Americas.
Singular: The singular form of "cactus" is "cactus." For example, "I saw a cactus in the desert.".
Plural: The plural form of "cactus" is "cacti." For example, "There were many cacti in the desert.".
Possessive: The possessive form of "cactus" is "cactus's." For example, "That cactus's spines are very sharp.".
The word "cactus" comes from the Latin word "cactus," which was borrowed from the Ancient Greek word "κάκτος" (káktos). The Greek word is thought to have originated in a pre-Greek language, but its exact origin is unknown.
Where might you find cactus growing?
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