Talk:Sonoran pronghorn

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Hello, I'm here to talk about this page on Wikipedia about the Sonoran Pronghorn. I feel this page does not give very good information on the Prronghorn what so ever. This is the first time I have ever been disapointed with a Wikipedia page in my life! Please fix this page ASAP. I have a state packet to do and it can not be completed with out better information at once. Please...think of the poor, hopeless, sad children and fix the dang page!

you know the person who wrote that on top of mine is correct u guys are not giving any information on the sonoran pronghorn. i have to complete a report on it but i cant cause i cant find the rite information any whereplease get the information in how people are trying to help the sonoran pronghorn to not be and endangered species. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.84.196.134 (talk) 00:49, 15 December 2009 (UTC)Reply

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North America's fastest mammal
A drought in 2002 "whittled the deer-like animal's population to a handful, pushing it to the brink of extinction, its numbers are back above 100."

http://internet-pets.blogspot.com/2007/05/sonoran-pronghorn-recovery-program.html

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