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Endangered night skies: Light invades Utah's most remote places 
Salt Lake Tribune | Fri, Nov 28
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United States - Nov 28, 2008
aren't exactly smart, but when they see an owl-shaped shadow cross over them, they know to run," said Kevin Poe, a ranger at Bryce Canyon National Park. ...
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