Wild Burros at Red Rock Canyon ~ Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Program

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Wild Horse and Burro specialist Tabby talks about the origins of wild burros in Southern Nevada and the outreach of Jackson the Burro at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area near Las Vegas. The Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Program aims to reduce the stress on the desert landscape from overpopulation of the non-native burros.
For more information, visit www.redrockcanyonlv.org/
Southern Nevada Conservancy in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management
Produced by Finley Holiday Productions
finleyholidayproductions.com/
4/21/21
DM-930

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12 май 2021

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Комментарии : 18

@ericlakota1847 Год назад

Donkeys are just adorable anamals they love to be loved on

@tenrebla 2 месяца назад

Vivan los burros y las manos caritativas que los cuidan !

@finleyholiday 2 месяца назад

Yes - some of these people devote much love to the burros

@bigdog8989 2 года назад

Nice video

@An_Ian 2 года назад

He looks huggable

@whitewave777 Год назад

Did you ever see the phantom donkeys cross the highway in a line? My husband was a truck driver and saw them on Hwy 95, and so did other drivers in a convoy he was in that day. He couldn't stop in time as they appeared when he was right almost on them, so he drove through them and looked in his rearview and they were still there crossing, and when he asked the drivers behind him if they saw them, one said he did, and had seen them more than once before as well. Then when they got to a cafe to stop and eat the worker said "Did you see them? I could tell by the look on your face." So what do you know about this sort of thing? I can't find any information online about this. I would think people would be talking about it online.

@Soturi92 15 дней назад

Same thing happened to me during a dust storm at night between vegas and hiko. Just saw it in the blink of an eye out of nowhere then poof we were back in the dust. I was like “we should probably pull over or slow down more” (cause we’re from Michigan we are used to near 0 visibility) even I said to slow down 😂

@Soturi92 15 дней назад

It’s a northern thing “if you see one deer, there’s probably 50 more within the next 15 second drive” 😂