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I hope we get some heavy summer rain this year. Lord do we need it.
This was a favorite summer memory from last year. A sunset on a stormy day making the mesas appear dark and gloomy, a rainbow peaking through as some pronghorn peacefully graze on the green lush grass.
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Rock climber humor
Edit: a rack is what you call the assortment of gear that sport/trad climbers (the ones who clip themselves onto a rock face as they climb rather than have a rope from the top holding them up) will carry on their harness. Idk anything about (non rock climbing) lesbians.
"Antelope Details"
Lives of Game Animals, Volume 3. 1927. Written and illustrated by Ernest Thompson Seton.
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Pronghorn Antilocapra americana
Observed by mrabenberg, CC BY-NC
Pronghorn Antilocapra americana
Found in western and central North America, they are the only surviving member of the family Antilocapridae. Their closest living relatives are the giraffe and okapi. They are the fastest mammal in the western hemisphere.
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wildlife of the great plains
Run where they can't follow.
For decades, we've thought that pronghorns evolved for speed because of Miracynonix, or the American cheetah, which preyed on them extensively during the Pleistocene. However, in February, new fossil evidence suggested that ancestors of pronghorns began this process at least 5 million years before the appearance of Miracynonix. We typically think of predators as trailblazers, as shapers of the world -- but don't often consider that it may have been the prey that changed them.
Extinct animals from left to right: Miracynonix trumani, Chasmaporthetes ossifragus, and Titanis walleri
