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A Hunter Was Out Looking for Deer in West Texas. He Found a Rare Mammoth Tusk InsteadA hunter was out looking for deer at a private ranch in West Texas when he spotted something unusual sticking out of the ...
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The West has long captivated Americans’ imaginations with its iconic vistas and mythical lore. Mountains jutting toward the ...
Fascinating caves, an opera house and hot springs galore. The historic communities of Shoshone and Tecopa have much more to ...
Two months after stepping down as the U-S Ambassador to Mexico, former U.S. Senator and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar took ...
The Columbian mammoth was an herbivore, so the tusks were often used to dig up plant roots or strip bark off trees. Of course, males used the tusks as weapons, especially in the fight over females.
The Julian Historical Society has acquired several historic sites now open as museums, including the Washington Mine, the Santa Ysabel School at Witch Creek (moved to Julian near the Pioneer Museum), ...
Illegal Cattle Damage in Arizona’s Agua Fria National Monument Documented for Fifth Consecutive Year
The Center for Biological Diversity today released documentation showing continued widespread damage to critical habitat for ...
In the vast wilderness of Central Oregon, where sagebrush stretches to the horizon and cell service goes to die, there exists ...
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