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- 1Wyoming Hunter Tags Rare Antelope-Mule Deer Crossbreed▼Hunter Tags Rare Antelope Mule Deer Crossbreed in Central Wyoming A Wyoming hunter has reportedly harvested what wildlife officials believe may be an extremely rare cross between a pronghorn antelope and a mule deer. The animal was taken Saturday
A hunter in central Wyoming has reportedly harvested an animal that wildlife officials believe may be an extremely rare crossbreed between a pronghorn antelope and a mule deer. The animal was taken on Saturday. Such hybrids are exceptionally uncommon, as the two species differ genetically, and officials are expected to examine the animal to confirm its unusual parentage.
- 2Researcher tracks mule deer near 101 wildlife bridge▼Researcher talks about tracking mule deer near the 101 wildlife bridge
A researcher is describing efforts to track mule deer movements near the US 101 wildlife crossing in the Ventura County area. The crossing, built to reconnect habitat fragmented by the busy freeway, is meant to let deer and other animals such as mountain lions move safely between the Santa Monica Mountains and nearby ranges. Tracking data is being used to see whether deer are approaching and using the route.
- 3Mule deer spotted roaming the Santa Monica Mountains▼See mule deer that roam in Santa Monica Mountains
Mule deer are being featured roaming the Santa Monica Mountains near Ventura County, offering a glimpse of local wildlife in the rugged range northwest of Los Angeles. The images highlight the animals that live in the mountain habitat, drawing attention from readers interested in the region's native species and open spaces.