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    Wyoming Migration Initiative
    https://migrationinitiative.org

    Wyoming Migration Initiative – Advancing the understanding ...

    Why do ungulates migrate in Wyoming?
    Ungulates in Wyoming migrate annually due to the need to move from summer to winter range. These seasonal routes are critical to maintaining the vast herds and have been followed by wild ungulates in this region for millennia. Wyoming’s harsh winter landscapes can support these herds because of these migrations.
    wyomingwildlife.org
    What do Wyoming Pronghorn eat?
    Diet, reproduction and habitat of Wyoming's pronghorn. Pronghorn are herbivores and eat only plant matter like grasses, forbs, sagebrush and other plants. To better digest their meals, pronghorn digest their food twice. After first swallowing their food, it passes through their stomach and then pronghorn regurgitate it.
    wgfd.wyo.gov
    Could development and human intervention threaten the Wyoming migration?
    Development and human intervention could threaten the ancient Wyoming migration. The Wyoming Migration Initiative, in collaboration with the Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center, has launched an early beta version of the Migration Viewer.
    migrationinitiative.org
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