Ash Meadows home to endangered fish, other rare species
Turquoise pools and glittery electric-blue pupfish stand out at Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, a remarkable oasis about 90 miles west of Las Vegas.
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The Iconic Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Returns to NBC
/PRNewswire/ -- Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild debuts on October 7, 60 years after the original Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom series...
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Death Valley may be closed for months after tropical storm
It could take months for Death Valley National Park to reopen to visitors after taking a beating from Tropical Storm Hilary. The storm dropped more than 2 inches of rain on the park last month, forging new gullies and crumbling roadways. That is about what the park straddling eastern California and Nevada receives in a year. The park holds the record for the hottest temperature recorded on the planet, 134 degrees Fahrenheit, reached in 1913.
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Death Valley park announces full park closure after damage from Hilary
It’s unclear when Death Valley National Park will reopen to visitors after heavy rains from Tropical Storm Hilary forged new gullies and crumbled roadways at the site of one of the hottest places in the world, officials said.
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Death Valley may be closed for months after tropical storm
It could take months for Death Valley National Park to reopen to visitors after taking a beating from Tropical Storm Hilary. The storm dropped more than 2 inches of rain on the park last month, forging new gullies and crumbling roadways. That is about what the park straddling eastern California and Nevada receives in a year. The park holds the record for the hottest temperature recorded on the planet, 134 degrees Fahrenheit, reached in 1913.
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