Desert tortoises released at the Nevada National Security Site
horiz_tor_092112
square_tor_092112
TORTOISES_092112rc_03
TORTOISES_092112rc_01
TORTOISES_092112rc_02
TORTOISES_092112rc_05
TORTOISES_092112rc_04
TORTOISES_092112rc_06
TORTOISES_092112rc_07
TORTOISES_092112rc_09
TORTOISES_092112rc_11
TORTOISES_092112rc_12
TORTOISES_092112rc_13
TORTOISES_092112rc_15
TORTOISES_092112rc_16
RJ logo tracky copy
Journalist Don Lemon arrested after protest that disrupted Minnesota church service
‘Beauty 2 The Streetz’ founder discovered dead after Las Vegas welfare check
‘We see you; we hear you:’ Las Vegas honors Black community trailblazers
Judge temporarily blocks water authority from enforcing ‘useless grass’ ban
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service releasd 60 desert tortoises at the Nevada National Security Site Friday, Sept. 21, 2012, in Mercury, Nev. The release of the animals is part of a study to determine whether the endangered reptile can be reintroduced to desert habitat.
