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Who's that playing with the deer? 
Examiner.com | Tue, Apr 14
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In the Petrified Forest National Park, pronghorn are frequently seen foraging in the grasslands between mile posts 6 and 9 along the park road. They feed on shrubs, grasses, juniper bushes and even the occasional prickly pear cactus. ...
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